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Qualitia users can launch the Debugger from the test cases screen.

Qualitia test case development view allows you to perform following operations related to the debugger:

  1. Add/Remove a Breakpoint or Remove the break-point at any step of test case by clicking on the line number. You can add/remove the breakpoints on debugger view as well.
  2. You can right-click on step(s) of the same type i.e. only TC steps or only Task steps or only Task and click on Skip / Unskip to Skip or Unskip steps from execution/debugging.
    For more information about the Skip functionality, refer to the Skip feature documentation.
  3. You can right-click and click Clear All Breakpoints to remove all breakpoints which you have applied on the test steps on the same view.
  4. Click on the Go To button to go shift focus to a the desired line number in on the Test case development viewCases screen.
  5. To launch the debugger click on the Start button. This will launch a new debugging session for the selected test case.
  6. To view the last test case debugging logs and details click on the Log button.

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Start Debugger


Click on the Start button to launch the debugger. During debugging the Test case development view is not available for editing.




















At any point during debugging you can click on the Stop button to stop the debugger. This will still keep the debugger window open. You can directly close the debugger window as well which will stop any debugging which was in-progress. For the test case that was executed last the test case debugger view will be available to you using the Log button from test case development.
Please note that the option to stop the debugging at any point in time is only available when you are debugging using F6/Next command ( ) or currently waiting at a breakpoint.

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View last debugging logs and details

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