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Osm And Track

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Save a track with waypoints Schönberg, Liechtenstein, Triesen, Liechtenstein, Bendern, Liechtenstein in the OsmAnd maps app in the same order as listed.

App
OsmAnd
Time
11m 30s
Actions
58
Step-by-step trace (58 actions)
  1. open OsmAnd: Open the requested maps app to build the waypoint track.
  2. waitFor: OsmAnd is on its launch splash screen; wait for the map to load.
  3. tap “menu”: Open OsmAnd's main menu to reach Plan a route.
  4. tap “Plan a route”: The menu is already open, and Plan a route is visible. Open the route planner.
  5. tap “Create new route”: The Plan a route sheet is open despite the stagnation notice; create a new route rather than reopening the menu.
  6. tap “Search”: Search for the first waypoint Schönberg peak from the empty route planner.
  7. fill “Search for Schönberg mountain peak” with “Schönberg”: Search the first waypoint, Schönberg, to choose its mountain peak result before centering it on the map.
  8. tap “Increase search radius”: Search found nothing within 5 mi, so expand radius to locate Schönberg peak.
  9. tap at (540, 804): The previous tap did increase the radius from 5 to 10 mi despite its no-effect notice. Use the visible button's center by coordinate to expand further, as directed for repeatedly tapped controls.
  10. tap at (540, 804): Schönberg has no result within 20 mi; expand the search radius using the button's visible center to find the mountain peak.
  11. tap at (540, 804): No Schönberg result within 50 mi; increase the radius again to reach the Liechtenstein peak. The track is not yet saved or populated.
  12. tap “Schönberg mountain peak result”: The search now lists Schönberg as a Mountain peak, the requested first waypoint; open its place details before SHOW ON MAP.
  13. pressBack: Dismiss the Schönberg place sheet to expose planner Add while retaining map center.
  14. tap “SHOW ON MAP”: The Schönberg mountain peak result is listed; SHOW ON MAP centers on that selected peak before adding it in planner.
  15. tap “Add centered Schönberg peak”: The map is centered on Schönberg peak and point count is zero; add the first point.
  16. tap “Search”: The screenshot confirms Schönberg was added (points: 1). Search for Triesen next.
  17. fill “Search town Triesen” with “Triesen”: One point is saved; replace prior search with Triesen for second waypoint.
  18. tap at (540, 804): Triesen is not found within 5 mi of the current map center; expand the radius to find the town result.
  19. tap at (540, 804): Triesen has no result within 10 mi; increase the radius again, using coordinates because this repeated control's ref was reported ineffective. The track still has only the first point, so the completion predicate is not met.
  20. tap at (540, 804): Triesen is not found within 20 mi; enlarge the search radius to locate its town result. The three-point saved-track predicate is not yet met.
  21. tap at (540, 804): Triesen has no result within 50 mi; expand the radius again to locate the town result before centering it. Track still has only one point.
  22. hideKeyboard: Dismiss keyboard to inspect more search results for exact Triesen town rather than nearby businesses.
  23. fill “Search for Triesen town” with “Triesen”: Search is back on History with an empty search box; enter Triesen again to find the town result for the second waypoint.
  24. tap at (540, 804): Triesen search is limited to 5 mi; expand radius until its town result is visible. The track has only one point, so the bulk predicate is not met.
  25. tap at (540, 804): Triesen remains absent at 10 mi; expand radius toward the town result. Only Schönberg is added, so the three-point saved-track predicate does not hold.
  26. tap at (540, 804): Triesen is absent within 20 mi; expand radius to locate its town result. Only the first waypoint is added.
  27. tap at (540, 804): Triesen remains absent within 50 mi, so increase search radius to find its town result. Only Schönberg is added so far.
  28. scroll down: The visible Triesen matches are businesses and stops, not the town; scroll search results to locate the town/village entry.
  29. hideKeyboard:
  30. tap “Address search tab”: The prior general search returned only POIs, not Triesen town. Address search may expose settlements directly in the offline Liechtenstein map.
  31. tap “City/town/locality search”: Address search provides direct locality selection for Triesen, unlike the general POI results.
  32. fill “City/town/locality search” with “Triesen”: Search the second waypoint as a locality so the town itself can be selected. Only Schönberg is added so far.
  33. tap at (540, 675): The locality search says no result within 50 mi; expand it to find Triesen town. Only one of three points has been added.
  34. pressBack:
  35. tap “Back from locality search”: The locality search returned no Triesen result even at 100 mi; return to search modes to locate the settlement by another search method.
  36. tap at (73, 201): The previous reference tap on Navigate up was classified unresponsive, so tap the visible back arrow by its observed coordinates to return to the planner/search interface. The track is not yet saved: only Schönberg is recorded.
  37. tap “Search”: Open search again and try locating the town's own result using a more precise query; only one point is present.
  38. fill “Search field” with “Triesen, Liechtenstein”: Search for the exact town and country to distinguish it from POIs named Triesen. Only the Schönberg point is added; the three-point saved-track predicate does not yet hold.
  39. fill “Search town name only” with “Triesen”: The country-qualified search shows unrelated results; search the settlement name alone, then inspect the full result list for the town itself.
  40. tap “Triesen village result”: The exact Triesen result is explicitly a Village, unlike the stops below it. Select its place result to center it via SHOW ON MAP.
  41. tap “SHOW TRIESEN ON THE MAP”: The selected Triesen village result offers SHOW TRIESEN ON THE MAP; use it to center the planner map on the village before adding point two.
  42. pressBack: Dismiss Triesen place sheet while preserving the map center for planner Add.
  43. tap at (492, 341): The search results still show SHOW TRIESEN ON THE MAP after Back. Tap the visible action again to center the map on the Triesen village, then add from planner.
  44. pressBack: Dismiss Triesen detail sheet to access planner Add; the map is centered on the village and still has points: 1.
  45. tap “Navigate up from Triesen search”: Triesen was selected and shown on map, but search results remain onscreen. Navigate up to return to planner and add the centered village point.
  46. tap at (74, 201): The previous ref tap on Navigate up was marked unresponsive; use its observed center coordinate to return to the planner, where Triesen is centered and awaits Add.
  47. tap “Add centered Triesen village”: Triesen village is centered on the planner map and points: 1; add the centered second waypoint, not a map tap.
  48. tap “Search”: The screenshot confirms points: 2, so Triesen was successfully added despite the no-effect notice. Search for Bendern, the third waypoint.
  49. fill “Search for Bendern village” with “Bendern”: The planner already has Schönberg and Triesen (two points), and search is open for the final waypoint. Search Bendern to select its village result.
  50. tap “Bendern village search result”: The first Bendern result is explicitly the Village, unlike the guidepost and businesses; select the village before showing it on the map.
  51. tap at (489, 341): Bendern village was selected and the search now offers SHOW BENDERN ON THE MAP. Tap its observed center to center the map before adding the third point; the two-point track is not yet saved.
  52. pressBack: Dismiss the Bendern place sheet while keeping the map centered on the village; planner still shows points: 2, so the track is not yet saved.
  53. tap at (73, 201): Bendern village has been shown on map, but search results remain. Return to planner to add the centered third point. Track is not saved yet.
  54. tap at (73, 201): Bendern has been shown on the map and search history remains open; return to planner to add the centered village. The track still has two points, so the saved three-point predicate is not met.
  55. tap “Add centered Bendern village”: Planner shows Bendern at the map center and points: 2. Add the centered village as the third point, then save the track.
  56. tap “Done”: The planner now visibly shows points: 3 at Bendern, completing the ordered waypoint additions. Tap Done to proceed to saving the track.
  57. assertAI (failed): The current screen visibly says “GPX file saved to Sun 15 Oct 2023.gpx”; prior observed planner progress showed points: 3 after the ordered additions of Schönberg, Triesen, and Bendern. This is positive evidence that the three-point ordered track is saved, so finish without navi…
  58. assertAI: The current map shows the red track reaching Bendern. The bulk predicate is supported by the recorded planner count of three after adding Schönberg peak, Triesen village, and Bendern village in sequence, and the prior verifier explicitly confirmed the 'GPX file saved to Sun 15 O…

Verdict: Step verified deterministically from the assertion outcome