What is a wait override or override timeout, and why would I use it?

A wait override or override timeout sets custom wait times for specific test steps to account for delays in system response or page loading.

When to Use:

• Slow-Loading Pages: If a step fails because the page takes longer to load than the default wait time.
• Dependent Actions: When an action relies on the completion of a prior step, such as submitting a form or processing data.

How to Use:

1. Open the test step requiring additional wait time.
2. Locate the Override Timeout setting in the step’s configuration tab.
3. Adjust the wait duration (e.g., increase it to 30,000 milliseconds for a slower response).

By customizing wait times, you ensure tests run smoothly and avoid false failures caused by system latency.