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krogold
Regular Contributor
8 years ago

How to implement logic at testsuite level ?

Hello,   Is there any way to implement logic at testSuite level ? What I'm trying to achieve is to implement setup or teardown scripts feature that would apply on every testCase of my testSuite. ...
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    krogold
    8 years ago

    After further investigation, I managed to do a complete summary of my tests, test cases and test steps, in my testSuite teardown script:

    def runner = context.testRunner;

for (testRun in runner.getResults())
{
	testCase = testRun.getTestCase()
	//log.info "testCase " + testCase
	log.info context.expand( '${#Project#testcase_flag}' ) + testCase.getName()

	for (testResult in  testRun.getResults())
		log.info testResult.getTestStep().getName() + " : " + testResult.getStatus()
	
	log.info context.expand( '${#Project#testcase_status_flag}' ) + " : " + runner.getStatus()
}
krogold's avatar
krogold
Regular Contributor
8 years ago

So far, it is possible to implement something in the teardown script :

ie, I want a summary of execution for my testCases :

for (testCase in context.testRunner.getResults())
{
	log.info  testCase.getTestCase().getName() + " : " + testCase.getStatus()
}

this provides me with information <testcase> : <status>

 

If someone has other methods or manages to do things in setupscript, don't hesitate to post !  :)

  • krogold's avatar
    krogold
    Regular Contributor
    8 years ago

    After further investigation, I managed to do a complete summary of my tests, test cases and test steps, in my testSuite teardown script:

    def runner = context.testRunner;

for (testRun in runner.getResults())
{
	testCase = testRun.getTestCase()
	//log.info "testCase " + testCase
	log.info context.expand( '${#Project#testcase_flag}' ) + testCase.getName()

	for (testResult in  testRun.getResults())
		log.info testResult.getTestStep().getName() + " : " + testResult.getStatus()
	
	log.info context.expand( '${#Project#testcase_status_flag}' ) + " : " + runner.getStatus()
}