9.0. Running and Checking Scenarios

Running Scenarios #

After connecting a device, you can run scenarios in two ways.

→ Stego User Guide > 3.0. Connecting to Device Farm

Run All Steps #

Run all steps in your scenario in order.

• Click the run button (▶) at the top of the Scenario Editor panel
• Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+D (Windows), Cmd+D (macOS)

Run Specific Sections #

Run specific parts of your scenario.

1. Play Only: Run only the selected step.
   • Stops immediately after running the selected step.
   • However, when there are child steps like Block or Common Scenario, it runs all child steps too.
2. Play Until the End: Run from the selected step to the last step of the scenario.
3. Play Until This Step: Run from the first step to the selected step.
4. Play Selected: Run the selected steps.

Stop Running #

You can stop with the stop button (■) at the top of the Scenario Editor panel.

Check Scenario Results #

Check scenario results in the Output panel.

• Step Name: Name of the step
• Time: Step run time
• Message: Step run message
  • Assertion actions show action names in color based on run results.

When you hover over a step in the Output panel, the step gets highlighted in the Scenario Editor panel.

Check Step Results #

Click a specific step in the Output panel to check Step Results. In Step Results, you can compare the scenario creation screen with the run screen.

1. Step Information: Action that ran and step name
2. Run Result Message: Step run result message
   • When Label or Custom message is set, you can check the label and Custom message.
     
     
     
3. Screen: Step run screen
   • You can check the step run screen on the device.
   • Click the screenshot to enlarge to full screen.
     
4. UIObject: Compare the UIObject you set with the UIObject actually found.

• Creation Information
  • ① UIObject Field: UIObject set in the step
  • ② Authoring Screen: Screen image and resolution when creating the step
  • ③ Anchor: Anchor set in the UIObject
    • Click Anchor to check Anchor attributes.
  • ⑧ Authoring Screen UIObject Attributes: Attributes of the set UIObject
    
• Run Information
  • ④ Running Screen: Screen image and resolution when test runs
  • ⑤ Info Icon: Hover to check the meaning of UIObject colors
  • ⑥ Show Details: Check UIObject meanings by UIObject colors on Running Screen
  • ⑦ Anchor: Anchor found when test runs
    • Click Anchor to check Anchor attributes.
  • ⑨ Running Screen UIObject Attributes: Attributes of UIObject found when test runs
    
• Full Screen View: Click the screenshot resolution to enlarge the image to full screen.