What is the effect of selecting Resolve Reference on a Reusable TestStepBlock Reference?

• A. It permanently links back to the library
• B. It creates a new separate block
• C. It allows edits to the TestSteps inside the TestCase without changing the Reusable block
• D. It locks the steps from editing

Answer: (C)

When you work with a Reusable TestStepBlock Reference in Tosca, you’re initially linking your test case to a block stored in a library. Choosing Resolve Reference converts that link into an embedded, local copy of the steps inside the TestCase. This means you can edit the TestSteps for this specific test case without altering the original reusable block in the library, so the shared block stays the same for other tests. The library remains intact, and the changes affect only this test case, which is why this option is the best description of the effect. The other possibilities would either imply keeping a live link back to the library, creating a new library block, or restricting edits, which aren’t what Resolve Reference does.