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STC Reference Guide

group

Defines a series of steps that are run together. A reference to a group may be used as a dependency for a group or a step, so the group mechanism is a convenient way to ensure parts of scenarios are executed in the proper order.

Attributes

  • name - name used to refer to the group. This string must be unique.
  • requires - comma separated list of dependencies for the group. These can be group or step names.
  • unless - If the string evaluates to a non-null value, the group is not executed.
  • if - If the string evaluates to a null value, the group is not executed.

step

Defines an action to execute. A reference to a step may be used as a dependency for a group or a step, so the group mechanism is a convenient way to ensure parts of scenarios are executed in the proper order.

Attributes

  • name - name used to refer to the step. This string must be unique.
  • requires - comma separated list of dependencies for the step. These can be group or step names.
  • unless - If the string evaluates to a non-null value, the step is not executed.
  • if - If the string evaluates to a null value, the step is not executed.

scenario

Defines a set of operations to be run as a single unit. Scenarios may be run from the command line using the stc tool.

Attributes

  • name - name used to refer to the scenario in the stc tool. This name is also displayed in the output of the stc tool. Names must be unique and not have spaces.
  • description - string used to describe the scenario. There are no limits on characters that can be used or length of the string.
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