Sunday, 3 August 2025

What is Execution Recording in Tosca ?

--When you run a test in Tosca, Execution Recordingautomatically keeps track of:
-What steps were performed
-What data was used
-What passed or failed
Benefit-This helps in finding issues, showing proof of testing, and creating reports.
🛠️ How Does It Work?
1. Turn on Execution Recording
* You can switch it on in the Tosca settings.
* Path: Project → Settings → Execution → ExecutionLogEnabled = True
2. Run Your Test
Run your test from Tosca Commander*or an ExecutionList.
* Tosca will record:
-Every step clicked or typed
-Input/output data
-Results of each step (Pass/Fail)
-Screenshots (if enabled)
3. See the Results
* Go to the ExecutionList → ActualLog.
* You can get below:
-Which steps ran
-Which ones passed or failed
-Any error messages
-Screenshots (if set up)
4. Detailed View
--Click on any test step to check:
-What was expected
-What was actually done
-What data was used
5. Export or Share
You can save the results as:
-PDF
-Excel
-HTML
You can send them to tools like: qTest,JIRA,Jenkins.

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