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I have a requirement like I need to work on 200+ test cases.I'm having huge no of data for each and every rows.So i have decided to go for to place all the data in an excel sheet. I have used 2 data ...
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Hi,
It sounds like data-driven tests have become your new best friend. I use these extensively, though in my data source, I have the values and expected results in each row. Not two different data sources.
I don't use assertions/smart assertions in my data driven test as I want the test to continue to the very end so I can see all the failures, instead of the test failing after the first assertion fail.
Instead I write groovy scripts to run for each iteration to check actual against expected and return the result of the check.
At the end of end iteration, I then write to a data-sink step. This step will report values from the datasource and the results of the above groovy scripts.
Then, once the test is complete, I can use Excel to review all the results.
Hi ChrisAdams,
Can you tell me in detail?
Hi,
Sorry, I'm away for two weeks, so I cannot provide a detailed solution.
Firstly though, take a look at data sinks. These are the opposite of datasources and allow you to write details of a loop iteration to csv, text file, whatever.
