Stego is used to run scenario tests.
There are two ways to execute a scenario: Running the Entire Scenario and Running Specific Steps
Running the Entire Scenario #
You can run the entire scenario continuously from start to finish.
This is very useful for verifying the overall flow and ensuring that each step functions correctly.
① Click the Run button (▶) at the top of the authoring panel toolbar, or use Ctrl + D (⌘ + D for Mac users).
Running Specific Steps #
The partial execution feature allows you to test only specific sections of a scenario.
This is especially useful for validating functionality and accuracy without running the entire scenario.
There are three available playback options:
- Play only: Executes the selected step once.
– The scenario stops after this step and does not continue.
– However, if the step contains child steps (e.g., Block, If, Loop, or Common Scenario), all child steps will also be executed. - Play until the end: Runs the scenario from the selected step through to the final step.
– Useful for validating the flow from a certain point to the end. - Play until this step: Runs the scenario sequentially from the beginning up to the selected step.
– Helpful when you want to verify the flow leading up to a specific step or check the state at that point.
If no device is connected, all step execution options will be disabled, and the scenario cannot be executed.
Stopping Execution #
While the scenario is running, the standard icons in the Scenario Authoring panel toolbar will be replaced with a stop icon (■).
To stop a running scenario, click the Stop button (■), and it will be immediately terminated.