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krogold's avatar
krogold
Regular Contributor
6 years ago

Is it possible to get a 'call stack' in readyAPI ?

Hello,

 

I use generic test cases as common methods for my other test cases. When one of them fail, I can get some information, but mainly I get a generic error return with no detail of what happened in the sub functions.

Is there a possibility to get a kind of call stack that would give me the latest test cases I've been through ?

 

thank you

 

Alex

  • Radford's avatar
    Radford
    6 years ago

    I too use a set of "common" test cases for reusable functionality. While not a "call stack", I put the following code into my common library test case tear down scripts:

     

    def logPrefix = testCase.getName() + ': '

for(result in testRunner.getResults()){
	if(result.getStatus().toString() != 'PASS' ){
		def failedTestStepName = result.getTestStep().getName()
		def logPrefixStep = logPrefix.trim() + failedTestStepName + ': '
		
		log.error(logPrefixStep + 'TestStep "' + failedTestStepName + '" finished with the status ' + result.getStatus().toString())

		for(testProperty in testCase.getTestStepByName(failedTestStepName).getPropertyList()){
			if(testProperty.isReadOnly()){
				log.info(logPrefixStep + 'Output property: ' + testProperty.getName() + ' = ' + testProperty.getValue())
			}else{
				log.info(logPrefixStep + 'Input property: ' + testProperty.getName() + ' = ' + testProperty.getValue())
			}
		}
		
		for(message in result.getMessages()){
			log.error(logPrefixStep + 'Error message: ' + message) 
		}
	}
}

    This usually provides me with the information I require to debug.

     

     

  • Radford's avatar
    Radford
    Super Contributor
    6 years ago

    I too use a set of "common" test cases for reusable functionality. While not a "call stack", I put the following code into my common library test case tear down scripts:

     

    def logPrefix = testCase.getName() + ': '

for(result in testRunner.getResults()){
	if(result.getStatus().toString() != 'PASS' ){
		def failedTestStepName = result.getTestStep().getName()
		def logPrefixStep = logPrefix.trim() + failedTestStepName + ': '
		
		log.error(logPrefixStep + 'TestStep "' + failedTestStepName + '" finished with the status ' + result.getStatus().toString())

		for(testProperty in testCase.getTestStepByName(failedTestStepName).getPropertyList()){
			if(testProperty.isReadOnly()){
				log.info(logPrefixStep + 'Output property: ' + testProperty.getName() + ' = ' + testProperty.getValue())
			}else{
				log.info(logPrefixStep + 'Input property: ' + testProperty.getName() + ' = ' + testProperty.getValue())
			}
		}
		
		for(message in result.getMessages()){
			log.error(logPrefixStep + 'Error message: ' + message) 
		}
	}
}

    This usually provides me with the information I require to debug.