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tutorial:debugging [2020/07/19 16:15]
admin [Debugging test generation]
tutorial:debugging [2020/07/19 16:34]
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 The sequencer used is shown on application toolbar on the upper-left corner of the IDE.  Make sure that the expected sequencer has been chosen. The sequencer used is shown on application toolbar on the upper-left corner of the IDE.  Make sure that the expected sequencer has been chosen.
  
 +==== Missing transitions ====
 In order for the sequencers to be able to generate test sequences from the model, the following conditions must hold true for all models: In order for the sequencers to be able to generate test sequences from the model, the following conditions must hold true for all models:
    * there must be a path from initial state to every state in the model     * there must be a path from initial state to every state in the model 
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    openOptima.NoSolutionException: Unable to reach following states from state 1: state 2    openOptima.NoSolutionException: Unable to reach following states from state 1: state 2
  
-Most sequencers will report the above error except //Random// and //Concurrent// sequencers due to the nature how these two sequencers generate test sequence.  +==== Transition guards not working ====
 Another commonly encountered issue with test generation is the use of transition guard.  Transition guard is only used during automation as the variables used in guard condition will only be evaluated/set by automation script.  During test sequence generation, you should assume that all transition guards will be ignored. Another commonly encountered issue with test generation is the use of transition guard.  Transition guard is only used during automation as the variables used in guard condition will only be evaluated/set by automation script.  During test sequence generation, you should assume that all transition guards will be ignored.
  
  
 +==== Test case too long ====
 +A test cases is represented as a path from the initial state to a final state.  You may notice that some test cases generated by some sequencers may be longer than expected.  This is the expected behavior, especially for //Random// and //Optimal// sequencers. 
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 +If you wish to get a set of shorter test cases, you may choose //Priority// sequencer. For more details about the sequencers, check out [[../sequencers | Sequencers]].