Test Step Options


In Testsigma, you can customize recorded test steps within a test case using test step options. These options allow you to control and customize various aspects of test execution, such as data inputs, assertions, and behavior, enhancing the test scenario's flexibility and accuracy. This article discusses all test step options available for recorded test steps in Testsigma.


Prerequisites:


Actions on Recorded Test Steps

Here's a quick GIF demonstrating all the actions available on recorded test steps in Testsigma.

Test Step Options


Steps Above and Below

Clicking the Steps Above button lets you add another step before the current step, and clicking the Steps Below button lets you add another step below the current step.

Add Step


Edit/Change/Create Element

You can click on any element on any test step to access these options.

Edit Element

For more information, refer to elements section.


Disable Step

You can select this option and click Update Step to disable the test step. This will skip the test step while executing the test case.

Disable Step


Ignore Step Result

You can select this option and click Update Step to ignore the step result. This will execute further test steps without being affected by the test step result.

Ignore Step Result


Enable Visual Testing

You can select this option and click Update Step to enable Visual Testing for the test step.

Enable Visual Testing


Step Settings

You can check details of a test step by clicking on the option Step Settings.

Step Details

For more information, refer to test step settings.


Clone Step

Clicking on Clone Step will create an identical copy of the selected step, which saves time when you need multiple similar steps within the same test case.

Clone Test Step


Delete Step

You can use this option to delete the test step.

Delete test step


Reorder Test Steps

You can click, hold, and drag the test step to reorder it. Click on Save Order to save the changes.

Drag


Pause/Stop

  • Click Pause to pause recording the test steps.
  • Click Stop to go to the test case details page with the recorded steps.

Pause & Stop


NOTE:

Test Step Actions on the Test Recorder will be the same across all application types.