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I have a test with a repeater set to 100 iterations.  Let's say it is going to try 100 times to buy a ticket.  Once it succeeds I want it to break out of the loop and do some other things.  Is that possible?
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I have a data-driven test.  Is there a way to get a count of records in the data source?
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What is the best way to store and access user ids and passwords in a script so they are not visible when someone else sees the test?
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Is there any way that we can embed images/screenshots as part of the Question/Answer?  That will help quite a bit when trying to tell a user where to click… Hey also check out this great site @ https://eyeontesting.com
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Is there a way to pass values to a function? Can a function return a value to the caller?
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Alchemy defaults to Firefox for executing tests.  How can I specify that I want a test to execute in Chrome or other browsers and versions?
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I have a repeater with a fixed count.  Is there a way to know which iteration is currently executing from within the test?
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I have a suite with several tests.  I would like to disable some of the tests in the suite so that they will not run automatically when the suite is executed.   In my case it would be fine if those tests were not even generated with the suite as they are ...
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I would like to generate some text output that will display on the console as my test is running. 

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