6.2. Scenario Settings

This section explains how to configure descriptions, user variables, runtime options, and device roles for a scenario.

Click the gear icon at the top of the Scenario Editor panel to open Scenario Settings.

Available Tabs:

• General: Add a scenario description.
• User Variables: Define and reuse key-value pairs across runs.
• Runtime: Configure execution options that affect flow and stability.
• D2D Test: Assign device roles when D2D Test is enabled.

General #

Add a description to identify the scenario and share details with other users.
The Description displays as a tooltip when hovering over the scenario name in the Scenario Editor panel.

Add a description to identify the scenario and share details with other users.

User Variables #

Define key-value pairs for repeated use during scenario runs.

The User Variables tab displays:

• Variables added to the current scenario.
• Variables imported from Common Scenarios.

Add User Variables #

1. Click + Add.
2. Enter Key and Value.
3. Click Save.

Setting Rules #

• Key Rules:
  • Cannot contain spaces.
  • Must be unique.
  • Case sensitive.
    
• Value Rules:
  • Can be empty.

Edit and Delete #

• Edit: Change the Key or Value, then click Save.
• Delete: Click Delete , then click Save.

Encryption #

Encrypt sensitive data like passwords using the lock icon .

Encrypted values display as ****.
Click the edit icon to replace the value. Editing deletes the existing value.

How to Use #

• Insert ${Key} in the scenario to use its Value during runs.
• Example: If Key = age and Value = 34, ${age} resolves to 34.

To learn more, see [Additional Usage Guide > 2.0. Working with Input Data].

Runtime #

Wait for Navigation #

Set the maximum wait time for screen transitions before the next step executes.
Prevents errors from executing steps too early during transitions.

• Default: 3,000ms (3 seconds)
• 0: Disables the wait.

Self-Healing #

Retry failed steps caused by screen transition delays or UIObject recognition errors during Motion actions.

• Automatically returns to the previous step and re-executes.
• Displays retry actions in the Output panel.
  
  

You can see Self-Healing applied in the Output panel.

Example:

1. Touch Safari step executed successfully.
2. Touch input field step fails, triggering 2 retry attempts.
3. Self-Healing restarts from Touch Safari step.
   • Message: Goto - Self Healing is enabled. Retrying from the Touch Safari step for recovery.
4. Touch input field step executes successfully.

D2D Test #

Assign device roles for device-to-device testing. Available only when D2D Test is enabled.

Turn On Role Settings #

Toggle Role Settings on to display the role configuration panel.

Set Roles and Devices #

Enter Role Name

Enter a Role Name for each device (e.g., sender, receiver).

Choose Device

• Select a device for each role:
  • No devices connected: Select Random / Android or Random / iOS.
  • Devices connected: Select a connected device or Random.

Manage Roles #

• Add: Create up to 4 roles.
• Remove: Click Remove to delete a role.