New Selenium IDE – Add, Rename, Duplicate and Delete Test

As part of exploring the other Selenium IDE features in-depth, I will explain the below different options in Selenium IDE:

1. add test
2. rename test
3. duplicate test
4. delete test

Let’s get started with a practical demonstration.

New Selenium IDE – Add, Rename, Duplicate and Delete Test

Follow the below steps for exploring the Add, Rename, Duplicate and Delete Test Selenium IDE’s options:

1) Launch the Selenium IDE having any Test Recorded init as shown below:

2) Select ‘+’ option (i.e. Add new test Option) beside the ‘Tests’ view as shown below:

3) In the displayed ‘Add new test case’ dialog, enter any Test Name say ‘TestA’ as shown below and click on ‘Add’ button on the dialog:

4) Observe that the new test with name ‘TestA’ got added to the Selenium IDE as shown below:

5) Hover the mouse on the ‘TestA’ test and select three dots option as shown below:

6) On selecting the above three dots, the other options ‘Rename’, ‘Duplicate’ and ‘Delete’ will be displayed as shown below:

7) Select ‘Rename’ option from the Step 6 and observe that ‘Rename test case’ dialog is displayed as shown below:

Modify the ‘Test Case Name’ to a different name say ‘TestB’ and click on ‘Rename’ button the dialog as shown below:

Observe that the Test Name got renamed to ‘TestB’ as shown below:

8) Select the ‘Duplicate’ option in the above Step 6 as shown below:

Observe that the selected Test will be duplicated as shown below:

9) Select the ‘Delete’ option in the above Step 6 as shown below:

Select the ‘Delete’ button on the displayed confirmation dialog as shown below:

Observe that the selected Test got deleted as shown below:

Here concludes the practical demonstration of all the Add, Rename, Duplicate and Delete Test Options in Selenium IDE.

In the next article, I will practically demonstrate another Selenium IDE feature to be explored (Refer other features to be explored here)

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