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Inovalon-Tester
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3 years ago
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How to make an action apply to more than a single test case.

I've created two hundred test cases before I found out that the default test case option is to stop the test case if any step fails. That's the opposite of what I want. I can set a new default behavi...
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    MConneely
    3 years ago

    Inovalon-Tester ,

    instead of doing it manually, you could use some groovy script on the Setup Script at the Functional Tests level and programmatically change your Test Cases. Something like

     

     

    project.getTestSuiteList().each
{
	it.getTestCaseList().each
	{
		//Switch the parameter value to 'true' if you need to enable 'Abort on Error' option
		it.setFailOnError(false)
	}
}

     

     Always good to test this out before executing against all 200 test cases

    Also, in the Preferences - > Default Test Case Options, you can toggle the Abort on Error default

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MConneely
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Inovalon-Tester ,

instead of doing it manually, you could use some groovy script on the Setup Script at the Functional Tests level and programmatically change your Test Cases. Something like

 

 

project.getTestSuiteList().each
{
	it.getTestCaseList().each
	{
		//Switch the parameter value to 'true' if you need to enable 'Abort on Error' option
		it.setFailOnError(false)
	}
}

 

 Always good to test this out before executing against all 200 test cases

Also, in the Preferences - > Default Test Case Options, you can toggle the Abort on Error default

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Inovalon-Tester
New Contributor
3 years ago

Hey, thanks! I don't know groovy but it's excellent to know that there is a way to programmatically address the entities being created through the UI. I can see many cases where this could be of benefit.

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