This works great! Thank you for the help.
There is one other scenario that is causing me some issues though.
If the 1st step is not the "call test" step, and the user would have to pass/fail that step manually, and then the second step is the "call test" step which when manual runner loads would be say steps 2 and 3, I can get it set steps 2 and 3 to passed, currently I run this when the first step loads (so when the user sees the manual runner after pressing begin run the steps are already set to passed), but after they manually pass the first step, I would like the cursor to move to step 4 (bypassing steps 2 and 3 that were set to passed).
If the first step is the "call test" step, it passes the appropriate steps and moves to the next step the user has to interact with as you explained above, now I'm just trying to get that same flow if the first step is not the "Call test"
There is one other scenario that is causing me some issues though.
If the 1st step is not the "call test" step, and the user would have to pass/fail that step manually, and then the second step is the "call test" step which when manual runner loads would be say steps 2 and 3, I can get it set steps 2 and 3 to passed, currently I run this when the first step loads (so when the user sees the manual runner after pressing begin run the steps are already set to passed), but after they manually pass the first step, I would like the cursor to move to step 4 (bypassing steps 2 and 3 that were set to passed).
If the first step is the "call test" step, it passes the appropriate steps and moves to the next step the user has to interact with as you explained above, now I'm just trying to get that same flow if the first step is not the "Call test"