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Edit Test Case steps

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Written by Karim JOUINI
Updated over a month ago

Prerequisites:

  • Created Test Project

  • Created Test Case

Creating Your First Test Case Scenario

You can create Test Case Steps by describing your Test Scenario in the Chat. The AI will analyze your description and automatically generate a sequence of Steps.

This guide will walk you through the process of creating and refining Test Cases through Natural Language interaction.

Editing Test Case Steps

There are two ways to edit your Test Cases: through a Natural Chat Interface where you can describe your changes, or using the Traditional Steps Editor for direct modifications.

Edit Test Steps via Chat

  1. Access the Test Case: Open your Project and select the Test Case you want to edit.

  2. Use the Chat Panel: Find the Chat Panel on the right side of the Test Runner screen. If it's collapsed, click the Expand Button.

  3. Describe your Changes: In the Text Field at the bottom of the Chat Panel, type your instructions for modifying the Test Steps. For example: β€’ "Update Step 4 to update the Email with [email protected]" β€’ "Add a Verification Step after the first Step"

  4. Submit your Request: Click the Update Button (sparkle icon) to send your Request.

  5. Review and Apply the Changes: Thunder Code will process your instructions and suggest updated Test Steps, then put them as the Default ones. If you want to get back to the Previous Version, you will find it in the Test Scenario Editor and apply it by clicking "Use these Test Steps".

Edit Test Steps with the Steps Editor

The Steps Editor provides direct control for precise modifications to your Test Steps. Below are the steps to do that:

  1. Locate the Step: Find the Step you want to modify in the Test Steps List on the left side of the screen.

  2. Open the Edit Interface: Hover over the Step to reveal the Edit Button (pencil icon) and click it.

  3. Modify the Step Content: In the "Edit Step" Modal, update the Step description in the Text Field.

  4. Save your Changes: Click the "Edit" Button to confirm and save your Changes.

Add a New Step

  1. Choose where to add the Step: β€’ To add between existing Steps: Hover between Steps to reveal the "+" Button and click it β€’ To add at the end: Click the "Add a New Step..." Button at the bottom of the Steps List

  2. Enter Step Description: Type the description of your new Step in the Text Field.

  3. Confirm Addition: Click "Add" to insert the new Step at the chosen position.

How to Move a Step

  1. Enter Editor Mode: Make sure you're not currently running Test Execution.

  2. Drag and Drop: Click and hold on the Step you want to move, then drag it to the desired position in the List.

  3. Release to Place: The Step will be automatically relocated and the Changes saved.

How to Delete a Step

  1. Locate the Step: Find the Step you want to remove.

  2. Open Delete Controls: Hover over the Step to reveal the Delete Button (trash icon) and click it.

  3. Confirm Deletion: In the Confirmation Dialog, click "Delete" to permanently remove the Step.

Next Steps

Having mastered Test Case creation and editing, the next section will guide you through Test Execution procedures.

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