# Statuses

When you run a test, you will see one of the following statuses:

### Test passed

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Everything worked as it should

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### Test failed

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The test has not finished because an assertion failed or it was not possible to continue running the test steps and the test finished because of the [timeout](/preventing-failed-tests/timeout.md).

You will get additional error information when this happens and tips on what to do to fix it.

Learn more on how to [debug and modify a step](/debugging-tests/runs-history.md).

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### Test passed but some waiting conditions were skipped

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This status is indicated by a green circle that's empty inside.

This is a unique BugBug feature for preventing failed tests. This indicates that the user is able to finish your test, but you can take a look at the reason for skipped [waiting conditions](/preventing-failed-tests/waiting-conditions.md) just to make sure that your tests are in a good condition.

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### Test error / crashed

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The test encountered an error, which is not a result of the test steps, ex. internal server error, BugBug extension error, etc. This is most likely caused by a bug - please contact us if you see this status often.

### Test paused for debugging

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You used a [breakpoint](/debugging-tests/breakpoint-run-step-by-step.md) or paused the test in the middle of execution using "Pause" button

### Test stopped

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You stopped the test before it finished running, before it reached a conclusion.

### Test running

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Test is running, execution in progress


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