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title: "Copilot in Testsigma"
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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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title: "Copilot in Live Editor"
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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 Live Editor"
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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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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 Live Editor, 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 Live Editor in Testsigma.
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> <pid="prerequisites">Prerequisites</p>
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> Before you begin, ensure **Testsigma Terminal** is installed and the **Copilot** is ready.
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2. Create a new test case or open an existing one.
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3. From the **Action Panel**, click **Live Editor**.
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4. In the **Copilot** overlay, select a step from the **Select Step** dropdown to specify the debug point.
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title: "Using Auto-Healing in Copilot Test 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."
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metadesc: "Enable Auto-Healing in theLive 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 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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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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1. Once you have created the test steps, click **Copilot**.
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1. Once you have created the test steps, click **Live Editor**.
- When the test case is executed in the Copilot with the Gen AI auto-healing feature enabled, Testsigma automatically identifies the updated XPath and successfully locates the element.
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- When the test case is executed in the Live Editor with the Gen AI auto-healing feature enabled, Testsigma automatically identifies the updated XPath and successfully locates the element.
pagetitle: "Editing a Test Case Live Using Testsigma Copilot"
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metadesc: "Learn how to edit a test case live using Testsigma Copilot | Testsigma Copilot allows you to check step details of the test case without having to re-run on test failure"
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In Testsigma, Copilot gives you complete control over test cases while executing, which helps fix issues or errors in real time. It eliminates the need to rerun the entire test after a failure, making debugging and test stabilization faster and more efficient. This article discusses editing test cases live while executing them using Copilot.
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In Testsigma, Live Editor gives you complete control over test cases while executing, which helps fix issues or errors in real time. It eliminates the need to rerun the entire test after a failure, making debugging and test stabilization faster and more efficient. This article discusses editing test cases live while executing them using Live Editor.
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## **Steps to Edit a Test Case Using Copilot**
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1. In the left navigation bar, go to **Create Tests > Test Cases**.
| Clicking **Stop** stops the current execution but does not close the **Copilot**. To close the **Copilot**, open **Testsigma Terminal** application and click **Quit Copilot**.
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| Clicking **Stop** stops the current execution but does not close the **Live Editor**. To close the **Live Editor**, open **Testsigma Terminal** application and click **Quit Live Editor**.
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metadesc: "Find answers to frequently questions about Testsigma's Copilot (Testsigma Terminal), including its features, installation, usage, and how it helps resolve issues in test cases in real time"
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**Answer:** No, only one active agent can run at a time. Testsigma Terminal automatically detects an existing Java agent and uses it for **Copilot** and test executions.
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**Answer:** You may see an error screen during the download of a new Terminal or Live Editor if all required ports are in use. This usually occurs when processes from a previous installation are still running. This article discusses resolving port-in-use errors when installing the Terminal.
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Live Editor helps you author and validate tests through local execution for Salesforce, Desktop, and Web applications. To use it on Linux, you need to install the Testsigma Terminal application. This section guides you through downloading, installing, and configuring it on your Linux system.
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Copilot is the primary tool for test authoring and validation through local execution for Salesforce, Desktop, and Web applications. To enable this on Windows, you must install the Testsigma Terminal application. This section explains how to download, install, and set it up on your Windows machine.
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