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Breakpoint
You can run a test until a certain point and then pause, so that you can investigate using in-browser
Chrome debugging tools
.
When you add a breakpoint to a step, the test will pause before this step is executed and you will see a yellow debugging
status
.
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Execute step by step
A breakpoint is similar to "
Run and stop after
", but more powerful - you can continue running the test after the breakpoint by clicking "Next step"
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