How do you create a Test Configuration Parameter (TCP) in Tosca?

How do you create a Test Configuration Parameter (TCP) in Tosca?

• A. Open the Test Configuration tab, right-click on the TestCase, and select 'Create Test configuration parameter'
• B. Use the keyboard shortcut CTRL N alone
• C. Create a parameter in the TestSteps view
• D. Edit the TestCase description to include a parameter

Answer: (A)

In Tosca, Test Configuration Parameters are created within the Test Configuration area of a test case. To add one, open the Test Configuration tab for the test case, then right‑click the TestCase and choose to create a Test configuration parameter. This creates a new parameter you can name and assign a value to, which gets used by the test configuration to drive execution. It’s the correct place to define data that should vary across configurations, separate from the actual test steps. The other options don’t fit because a keyboard shortcut by itself doesn’t create a parameter, the TestSteps view is for step-level actions rather than test-wide configuration data, and editing the TestCase description isn’t how you define usable parameters for configurations.

In Tosca, Test Configuration Parameters are created within the Test Configuration area of a test case. To add one, open the Test Configuration tab for the test case, then right‑click the TestCase and choose to create a Test configuration parameter. This creates a new parameter you can name and assign a value to, which gets used by the test configuration to drive execution. It’s the correct place to define data that should vary across configurations, separate from the actual test steps.

The other options don’t fit because a keyboard shortcut by itself doesn’t create a parameter, the TestSteps view is for step-level actions rather than test-wide configuration data, and editing the TestCase description isn’t how you define usable parameters for configurations.