If a Recovery Scenario fails, what does Tosca do next?

• A. It immediately resets the SUT and ends tests.
• B. It retries the same Recovery Scenario.
• C. It proceeds to the next Recovery Scenario available.
• D. It stops the test run.

Answer: (C)

Recovery Scenarios are designed as fallback options to bring the System Under Test back to a usable state after a failure. When a test step triggers a recovery, Tosca tries the first Recovery Scenario you defined. If that attempt doesn’t succeed, Tosca automatically moves on to the next Recovery Scenario in the list and tries it. This continues until one scenario works or you’ve exhausted all options. Only after all Recovery Scenarios have been attempted and none succeed does the test stop or fail according to your configuration. This behavior lets Tosca automatically explore multiple ways to recover and keep the test flow going as long as a viable recovery path exists.