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  • 1. Create a Test Module
  • 2. Create a Test Script
  • 3. Run the Test Script
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Quick Run🏁

Last updated 1 year ago

Performing a quick run is a swift and efficient way to execute test scripts. Follow these steps:

1. Create a Test Module

Start by creating a test module within the test repository. A test module serves as a container for grouping related test scripts. Specify the following details for the module:

  • Module Name: Provide a descriptive name for the module.

  • Module Key Name: Assign a unique key name for easy identification.

  • Module Identity: Define the module's identity.

  • Module Description: Add a brief but informative description.

2. Create a Test Script

Now, within the test module, create a test script. A test script contains a sequence of test steps designed to validate specific scenarios. Provide the following details for the script:

  • Script Name: Give the script a clear and concise name.

  • Objective: Describe the objective or purpose of the script.

  • Tags: Assign relevant tags to categorize the script.

Note: Remember to press 'Enter' after specifying each tag name.

3. Run the Test Script

Click on "New Step" to build a specific scenario that needs testing. Afterward, click on "Dry Run" to ensure everything is set up correctly. Select the desired testing device and click Execute.

These quick steps allow you to efficiently create and execute test scripts, making the testing process streamlined and effective.

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