Test case parameters for mobile tests

You can add test case parameters to fine-tune your mobile test cases. In this topic, we'll walk you through the following test case parameters for mobile tests:

Parameter

Description

ExecuteInParallel

To run your mobile tests at the same time, add this parameter with the value True.

LiveView

To enable Live View during test runs, add this parameter with the value True.

ScreenFlow

To have Tosca Cloud take screenshots of all test steps with action mode Input, add this parameter with the value True.

Note that you must also add the ScreenFlowPath parameter.

ScreenFlowPath

To have Tosca Cloud take screenshots of all test steps with action mode Input, add this parameter. In the value, specify the path where you want to store the screenshots.

Note that you must also add the ScreenFlow parameter.

ScrollToVisible

To have Tosca Cloud automatically scroll and steer an element that's not visible on the screen, add this parameter with the value True.

SkipVisibilityCheck

By default, Tosca Cloud checks the visibility of controls during test runs. If this causes performance issues in your tests, add this parameter with the value True.

SwipeDownLimit

To set a limit on how many times Tosca Cloudswipes down to view an element that's not visible on the screen, add this parameter. In the value, define the number of swipes.

The default value is 5.

SwipeUpLimit

To set a limit on how many times Tosca Cloudswipes up to view an element that's not visible on the screen, add this parameter. In the value, define the number of swipes.

The default value is 5.

TapByCoordinates

If you experience issues with {CLICK} operations, add this parameter with the value True.

In this case, Tosca Cloud comunicates the control's coordinates and simulates a tap on the control.

UseXBrowserForMobile

If you experience issues related to controls and frames, we recommend you add this parameter with the value True.

What's next

Continue designing your test case, so you can build a test sequence that tells you how release-ready your application really is. For details, check out Design and manage your test case.

If you need a little more information on how to create tests specifically for mobile, then Test mobile applications has you covered.