Stego is used to run scenario tests.
There are two ways to execute a scenario: Run the Entire Scenario and Run a Specific Part
Run 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).
Run a Specific Part #
You can run a specific part of a scenario.
This is particularly helpful for validating the functionality and accuracy of certain parts without running the entire scenario.
② Right-click the step and select either “Play only” or “Play until the end.”
There are two types of partial execution:
- Play only : Used when you want to test a specific step only.
The selected step will be executed once and will not automatically proceed to the next step. - Play until the end : Used when you want to test from a specific step to the end of the scenario.
Executes all steps sequentially from the selected step to the last step.
If the device is not connected, the ‘Play only’ and ‘Play until the end’ options will be disabled, preventing the scenario from running even if steps are available.
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.