How to Remove Unmapped Controls in Tosca: Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to easily remove unmapped controls in Tosca by following simple steps to keep your test cases clean and efficient.
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To remove unmapped controls in Tosca, navigate to the module section where the unmapped controls are located. Right-click on the unmapped control you wish to remove, and select the 'Delete' option from the context menu. Confirm the deletion to remove the control from your test case. It is important to ensure that these controls are truly unnecessary for your testing scenarios before deleting them.
FAQs & Answers
- What are unmapped controls in Tosca? Unmapped controls in Tosca are UI elements detected in the module that have no associated test steps or are not linked to any test case, often identified during module creation or test maintenance.
- Can I recover a deleted control in Tosca? Once a control is deleted in Tosca, it cannot be recovered automatically. It's recommended to confirm the necessity before deleting and keep backups of your modules.
- Why should I remove unmapped controls in Tosca? Removing unmapped controls streamlines your test cases, reduces clutter, and prevents execution errors by ensuring only necessary controls are included in your automation scenarios.