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shyne
Occasional Contributor
2 years ago

Groovy - Get the name of the test case that called the "Run Test Case" for this test case

Get the name of the test case that called the "Run Test Case" for this test case in Groovy:   Test Suite: "ABC" has Test case "ABC123", which has a "Run Test Case" step, that runs "CommonTest1" ...
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  • nmrao's avatar
    nmrao
    2 years ago

    shyne 

    Yes, got it.

     

    Here is the script needed:

     

    def showCallTrace = {
	def step = context.'#CallingRunTestCaseStep#'
	def myname = { it.name }
	log.info "I am called by ${myname(step)} step of ${myname(step.parent)} test case of ${myname(step.parent.parent)} suite"
}
showCallTrace()

     

     

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nmrao
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It would be helpful if you share what you have already tried.
By the way, why do you not want to pass the name if no other way? Is there any constraints?
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shyne
Occasional Contributor
2 years ago

Hopefully this image makes it clearer Rao. I'm looking for a command or way that would work like my made-up "getTheTestCaseThatCalledMe()" function. The reason I'd rather not pass the value through is, there are well over a hundred calls to different CommonTest1 type test cases. It is of course do-able but it'd be cleaner, safer quicker and easier if we didn't need to.

 

 

 

 

The code shown in the image for "WhoCalledMe" Groovy script step:

log.info testRunner.getTestCase().getName().toString()  
/* equals "CommonTest1" */

log.info context.expand( '${#TestCase#input_passedInPropertyTestCaseName}' )
/* Equals the "ABC123" that I want, but requires that property value to be passed in */ 

//log.info testRunner.getTestCase().getTheTestCaseThatCalledMe().getName().toString() 
/* getTheTestCaseThatCalledMe() of course does not exist */

 

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