Overview of UI and Its Elements

Button (image)

Button Name

Description

Availability

Create New Task

Create a new task while adding or editing a test case. You can create task while creating or editing a test case and then add steps to the task.

For instance, if you're testing a login feature and want to create a task for checking password validation, select the step in the test case where password input occurs, then create a new task for it.

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Create Tasks using the selected steps

Create a new task for multiple steps of the test case. You need to select the steps.

If you want to create a task that involves multiple steps, like filling out a registration form, select all the relevant steps in the test case and create a new task.

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Detach Task

To add an existing task from the project, select a step where you want to add a task.

If a task, e.g. checking a checkbox, is no longer relevant to your test case, select it and click Detach task icon to remove it.

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Add TC Step

To add an independent test case step, that is, a step which is not part of any task.

For example, if you want to add a step to check a newly added feature like 'remember me' option in the login page, you can add an independent test case step.

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Add TC Step Above

To add an independent test case step, that is, a step which is not part of any task above the selected Test Step.

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Add Task Step

To add a step in a task.  You need to select a task in which you want to add a step.

Note: If you add a new step, ensure that the execution of all the associated test cases is not affected.

If you want to add a step to an existing task, like checking a confirmation email in a registration task, select the task and add the step.

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Add Task Step above

To add an independent task step above the selected task step.

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Remove

To remove a step from the test case. You need to select the consecutive steps.

If a step, like checking a deprecated feature or a task or a conditional statement, is no longer relevant, select it and remove it from the test case.

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Add Conditional Block

To insert a conditional statement. You can choose one of the below options:

1. IF

1. Else

1. Else IF

For instance, if the software behaves differently based on whether a user is logged in or not, you can insert a conditional statement to test both scenarios.

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Move Line Up

To move up a selected step.

For example, if entering a captcha has been moved to the beginning of the registration process, you can select the "Enter Captcha" step and move it up.

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Move Line Down

To move down the selected step.

For example, if entering a captcha has been moved to the end of the registration process, you can select the "Enter Captcha" step and move it down.

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Start/Stop Web Recording

To start web recording on a web application under test. If a recording session is on, then this button is replaced with the Pause Web Recording button.

Note: If you have already dry run a test case, you cannot record in the same session. You need to close the browser, open the test case, and then do the recording.

Remember to stop the recording when you're done.

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Start/Stop Mobile Recording

To start recording on a mobile application under test.

Note: If you have already dry run a test case, you cannot record in the same session. You need to close the browser, open the test case, and then do the recording.

Remember to stop the recording when you're done.

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Continue

This command is typically used in debugging. When you're stepping through a test case to debug it and you've found the issue, you can use the Continue command to resume normal execution. For example, if you're debugging a test case and you've found that a step is failing because of incorrect test data, after correcting the test data, you can use the Continue command to resume the test execution.

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Execute

This is used to run the test case. For example, after creating a test case for a login feature, you would use the Execute command to run the test and see if the login feature is working as expected.

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Create Note

This allows you to add notes or comments to your test case. For instance, if there's a specific condition under which a test case fails, you can create a note to document this.

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Undo

This command is used to revert the last change made. Suppose you accidentally deleted a step in your test case, you can use the Undo command to restore it.

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Redo

This command is used to reapply a change that was undone. For example, if you undid a change but then realized the change was necessary, you can use the Redo command to reapply it

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Jump to Selection

This command is used to automatically scroll to a selected item in the test case. For example, if you have a large test case and you're working on a specific step, you can use the Jump to Selection command to quickly navigate to it.

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