Debugging Zeno Test Scripts with Breakpoints and Step Execution
Welcome to this tutorial on script debugging in Zeno Test.
In this video, you’ll learn how to debug Zeno Test scripts using breakpoints, step-by-step execution, and full control over the script runtime — similar to what you would expect from a modern integrated development environment.
Using a simple calculator test project, we demonstrate how to pause script execution, step through individual commands, enter and leave functions, and precisely analyze test behavior while the application under test is running.
🔍 What you will learn in this video:
How to set and remove breakpoints in the Zeno Test script editor
How to start a test case in debug mode
How Step Over, Step Into, and Step Out work in practice
How to step through a test script line by line
How debugging works across function boundaries
How Zeno Test executes scripts in a dedicated execution thread
How Zeno Test automatically restores focus to the application under test during debugging
The integrated debugger turns Zeno Test into a full-featured script development and debugging environment, making it easier to create, analyze, and maintain automated tests for desktop applications.
Zeno Test is designed for professional GUI and system test automation and combines scripting, debugging, and execution control in a single, reproducible workflow.
🌐 Learn more about Zeno Test:
https://www.zenotest.com
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