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What are validations in Ranorex?
Validations are the built-in checks Ranorex uses to confirm that an application is behaving as expected during a test - for example, that an element exists, that a label shows specific text, or that a checkbox is checked.
They are added through Validate actions such as Validate.Exists, Validate.Attribute, or Validate.AttributeEqual, and each one writes a clear pass or fail entry, often with a screenshot, into the Ranorex Report.
Because validations are logged individually rather than as one pass/fail flag for the whole test, a failing run still shows exactly which specific check did not hold, which is what makes the report useful for diagnosing a problem instead of just flagging that something went wrong.
A Ranorex validation such as Validate.Attribute is used to:
Logging each validation separately in the report mainly helps by:
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