Which type of execution triggers the Recovery Scenarios and CleanUp Scenarios?

• A. They trigger during every test run, including ScratchBook.
• B. They trigger during test plan design.
• C. They are triggered only during actual execution in the ExecutionLists.
• D. They trigger automatically at test startup.

Answer: (C)

Recovery and CleanUp Scenarios are designed for the execution phase. They don’t activate during design, ScratchBook work, or at startup. They come into play only when you run a test inside an ExecutionList. If a step fails during that run, a Recovery Scenario can be triggered to handle the fault and guide the test to a safe recovery path. After the run completes, a CleanUp Scenario runs to restore the environment and release resources. Because these behaviors rely on an actual test execution within an ExecutionList, they aren’t tied to planning time or to startup, and they don’t fire on every run or in ScratchBook.