Edit Step

On the scenario editor, clicking the pencil icon on the right side of each step allows you to view and edit the step details:

In the step editor, you can enable/disable the step, set its execution conditions, add a step name, and more:

Enable/Disable

Toggles whether the step will be included in the test run. This setting is also reflected in the replay during recording.

Enabled: The step is included in the test run.
Disabled: The step is skipped during the test run.

Step name

You can edit the name of the step to briefly describe its action.

If Settings > Recording and Local Execution Settings > Generate step names automatically is enabled, the step name is automatically generated during recording.

Conditional settings

Set conditions to determine whether to execute the step.

You can set two types of conditions: "Based on previous step result" and "Value match condition".

Condition based on previous step result

From the Executes dropdown (displayed after clicking Conditional settings), you can determine whether to run the step based on the previous step's result.

only if previous steps are successful: The step is executed only if the previous step was successful.
even when there are failed steps: The step is executed regardless of the previous step's result.

Value match condition

You can compare two specified values and set the step to run only if the condition is met. This allows conditional branching based on variable values or results from other steps.

Setup Procedure

Click the Add condition button in the "Conditional settings" section.
Set the comparison condition.
1. Value A: Specify the source value.
2. Match type: Select the comparison method.
3. Value B: Specify the target value for comparison.
After setting, you can click Remove condition to clear the setting if needed.

Notes

Only one condition can be set.
If the condition is not met, the step is skipped.
A warning icon appears if the referenced variable or step has been deleted.

Advanced Settings

You can open this submenu by clicking on it.

Change Locator

You can edit the locator, which is used to identify the target element (e.g., a button or an input field) for actions and assertions. Clicking Change locator will display a screen where you can set a new locator.

Valid locators are:

Read this document if you need help to find the correct selector.

Memo

You can add supplementary information about the step as a memo. This memo does not affect the test execution.

Convert to Playwright step

You can convert a recorded step into a Playwright code step. After conversion, you can click Convert to no-code step to convert it back to a no-code step.

*If you edit a Playwright code step, it may not be possible to convert it back to a no-code step.