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Managing the Test Step Configuration Panel

Use this page to configure variables, assertions, and add fluent wait. Note that the color of the gear icon and the watch icon is blue when it is not configured, whereas its green when configured.

In an environment with multiple users, an entire test case can be executed using a single user, or you can assign different users to carry out specific test steps within the test case. In this panel, the user selected in the User field is used to execute the entire test case unless different users are chosen in the Multi-user Mode panel.

If a test step is inactive (status in Active column is false) and disabled (status in Enabled column is No) or test step is active but disabled, then in the configuration panel you cannot edit the values in the columns for the particular test step. Only comment column can be edited.

Use the toggle button in the Enabled column to disable the required test steps from the test case execution. If the same step appears multiple times in a test case, you must enable or disable each instance as needed. Note that atleast one test step must be enabled to successfully create the test case.

The Comments column lets you add relevant comment to individual test steps for improving clarity and collaboration.

  1. In the Test Step Configuration panel, select the environment for the test case.
  2. Select the user from the drop-down list.
  3. Click on the paste icon if the access token is already generated.
  4. Review the status of the test step in the Active column.
  5. Toggle the button in the Enabled column to disable a test step, if required.
    The selected test step is skipped during execution. If the same step appears multiple times in a test case, you must enable or disable each instance as needed.
  6. Click the gear icon in the Use Variable column and provide relevant data in the panel. See Use Variable panel.
  7. Click the gear icon in the Extract Variable column to extract the response data. See Managing the Extract Variable Panel
  8. Click the checkmark in the Assertions column to add assertions to validate the responses. Provide relevant data in the panel. See Managing the Add Assertion Panel.
  9. Click the clock icon in the Fluent Wait column to add a pause in between the test steps. See Fluent Wait panel.
  10. Select the checkbox in the Multi-User Mode to execute the test step using specific user. See Multi-user Mode panel.
  11. Hover over and click the cell in the Comments column for the required test step to add a comment.
  12. Complete steps 4 to 9 for each test step if required.
  13. Click Save.