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As Selenium runs, whatever command the application is currently executed will be highlighted in yellow in the "Table" tab. Once the command has been successfully executed, it will turn green. A failed command will turn red and return an error message in the log window.
***Screenshot - Selenium with a command failing, also includes assert/verify + plain old action command.
If a given command is just performing an action, like clicking on a link, then it will turn a light shade of green or red once it finishes. If a given command is performing an evaluation, like verifying whether a given value exists on the screen, it will turn a dark shade of red or green once it finishes.
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If the test script completes all commands and shows a status of one script run with no failures, then the script was completely successful. All you need to do in this case is pass the test case in the OLETS Jira project and add your comment (as explained below). Adding a screenshot of the successful run is helpful, but completely optional.
***Screenshot - Successful Run
Failure
If a test script finishes running with one or more errors, the test was not successful. You will need to document your findings by adding a screenshot and a comment to your test case (as explained below).
If a test script has a number of "Verify" statements, it is possible that it will run with more than one failure. It is also possible that the test script will complete, but will also report one or more failures.
***Screenshot - Multiple failures
When a test script fails, the QA team needs to receive information about what caused the script to fail. If there is only one error, you can provide us with this information by taking a screenshot that shows the command which failed during execution. If there are multiple errors, it is more helpful to include the log information as a text file on the test case. This process will be explained in more detail below.
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Once the script has run, click to select the Log tab at the bottom of the Selenium window. Left-click anywhere in the body of the Log tab itself, and press Ctrl + A (Cmd + A on a Mac) to select all text in the tab. Press Ctrl + C (Cmd + C on a Mac) to copy all selected text to the clipboard. Open a text editor like Notepad, and press Ctrl + V (Cmd + V on a Mac) to paste the contents of the clipboard into the file.
***Screenshot - Highlighting the Log Info
Now just save the text file and add it as an attachment to the OLETS test case, just as you would a screenshot.