Unable to suspend a test scenario being run

Table of contents

• In the case of a batch run
  • How to check the number of devices (browsers) for running cloud tests
• In the case of a local PC test on the test case edit page
• In the case of a cloud test on the test case edit page

In the case of a batch run

Click the Abort button. Note that the Abort button is only displayed to users with Update test cases permission.

If the execution does not stop after pressing the Abort button, a hang-up may be occurring. In this case, the status will automatically change to Failed after approximately 12 hours. Please contact MagicPod Support if you cannot run a new test because there are not enough devices (browsers) to run the cloud test due to this effect.

How to check the number of devices (browsers) for running cloud tests

You can check the number of cloud devices (browsers) in use on the Usages page of your organization. Only users with Update permission can view the Usages page. If you do not have the permission, please ask a user who has the permission to check.

In the case of a local PC test on the test case edit page

Try the following procedure.

1. Close MagicPodDesktop.
2. Reload the Edit test page.
3. Run the test again.

You can now run a new test. The previous test will remain in running status, and this will not be affected. Tests that stay in the Running status will automatically change their status to Failed after approximately 12 hours.

In the case of a cloud test on the test case edit page

Try the following procedure.

1. Close the device.
2. Relaunch the device.
3. Run the test again.

You can now run a new test. The previous test will remain in running status, and this will not be affected. Tests that stay in the Running status will automatically change their status to Failed after approximately 12 hours.