Creating a test case | GUI Automated Testing for Java, Web, Android and Windows - QF-Test

0:13 A test case consists - among other things - of one or more recorded sequences. Right-clicking on a node in the test suite opens the context menu. Here you will find a variety of operations, such as packing in a test case.
0:43 After assigning a name to the test case it can be pushed up out from the extra sequences within the test suite. Each test case can be replayed, of course, and QF-Test creates a detailed report on the execution.

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[nandhinidhandapani]

Hi, do I recover my script which has crashed?