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nmrao
9 years agoCommunity Hero
From the description, here is my understanding.
You are using data driven tests.
There is only one test case in the project, not 100 test cases present.
If so, what you see is right. Even if a row fails you are not going modify your data and just put one row, right? You are going to run the test for entire run and it should pass.
You are using data driven tests.
There is only one test case in the project, not 100 test cases present.
If so, what you see is right. Even if a row fails you are not going modify your data and just put one row, right? You are going to run the test for entire run and it should pass.
- krogold9 years agoRegular Contributor
Right, but I think it would be interesting, at least, to be able know, while the test is running, in which 'step' the test is.