What are the correct steps for using ExplicitName in Tosca?

• A. Add the configuration parameter 'ExplicitName' to the Module Attribute. Set the value to False.
• B. Add the configuration parameter 'ExplicitName' to the Module Attribute. Set the value to True or define a value range. Rename the corresponding TestStep value if applicable.
• C. Remove the ExplicitName parameter from the Module Attribute.
• D. Rename the TestStep without changing Module Attribute.

Answer: (B)

Explicit naming in Tosca is about making TestStep names reflect their parameter values so the test flow is easier to read and maintain. To use it, you add the configuration parameter ExplicitName to the Module Attribute and set it to True, or define a value range if you want to constrain how the names are formed. After enabling this, you should rename the corresponding TestStep value if needed so the displayed name matches the explicit naming you’ve configured. This approach ensures that TestStep labels are descriptive and consistent with the underlying values.

Setting the parameter to False would disable explicit naming, which defeats the purpose. Removing the parameter reverts to the default naming behavior. Renaming the TestStep alone won’t activate explicit naming unless ExplicitName is enabled in the Module Attribute.