How to add a CleanUp Scenario?

• A. Create a CleanUp Scenario by right-clicking on a Recovery Scenario Collection and selecting 'Create CleanUp Scenario' or using CTRL N + CTRL C.
• B. From project settings, enable Cleanup Mode.
• C. By editing the Recovery Scenario's properties.
• D. By selecting a TestCase and choosing 'Add CleanUp' from its context menu.

Answer: (A)

In Tosca, a CleanUp Scenario is created from within a Recovery Scenario Collection to define post-test cleanup actions in a shared scope. The best way to add one is to right-click the Recovery Scenario Collection and choose Create CleanUp Scenario, or use the keyboard shortcut sequence (CTRL N + CTRL C). This places the cleanup logic at the collection level so it applies consistently to the tests governed by that collection.

Other approaches don’t create a new CleanUp Scenario: enabling a global Cleanup Mode isn’t the act of creating a cleanup, editing the Recovery Scenario’s properties changes existing settings but doesn’t generate a separate cleanup scenario, and adding a cleanup from a TestCase isn’t how Tosca structures cleanup, since cleanup belongs to the Recovery Scenario Collection, not individual test cases.