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metadesc: "The Live Editor in Testsigma helps you debug, execute, and modify test cases in real time. It also enables you to generate test cases using Testsigma Copilot"
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metadesc: "The Copilot in Testsigma helps you debug, execute, and modify test cases in real time. It also enables you to generate test cases using Testsigma Copilot"
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The Live Editor in Testsigma helps you debug, execute, and modify test cases in real time. It also enables you to generate test cases using Testsigma Copilot, allowing you to convert prompts into executable test steps. Whether you're reviewing a failed step, learning elements dynamically, or creating new tests from scratch, the Live Editor gives you complete control over the test execution flow. This article discusses the capabilities of the Copilot in Live Editor in Testsigma.
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The Copilot in Testsigma helps you debug, execute, and modify test cases in real time. It also enables you to generate test cases using Testsigma Copilot, allowing you to convert prompts into executable test steps. Whether you're reviewing a failed step, learning elements dynamically, or creating new tests from scratch, the Copilot gives you complete control over the test execution flow. This article discusses the capabilities of the Copilot in Testsigma.
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metadesc: "Enable Auto-Healing in the Live Editor to validate and fix element locators in real time, ensuring tests stay stable despite UI changes during execution."
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metadesc: "Enable Auto-Healing in the Copilot Editor to validate and fix element locators in real time, ensuring tests stay stable despite UI changes during execution."
With Auto-Healing enabled, you can execute test cases directly in the Live Editor to validate element locators in real time. This helps ensure that any changes in the application’s UI are automatically detected and corrected during execution. This article discusses how auto-healing identifies and updates element locators while executing test cases in the Live Editor.
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With Auto-Healing enabled, you can execute test cases directly in the Copilot to validate element locators in real time. This helps ensure that any changes in the application’s UI are automatically detected and corrected during execution. This article discusses how auto-healing identifies and updates element locators while executing test cases in the Copilot.
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