Can you elaborate your use case? Do you mean any disabled steps in between?
By the way, where do you want that, in a teardown of test case?
The thing is that I have a groovy script that I need to run after many test case steps, the script is always the same, it takes a value from the answer of the REST calls made by the Test Steps...
The script looks like this so far, since I copied the script after each step:
def ResponseValue2 = context.testCase.testStepList[context.currentStepIndex - 1].httpRequest.response.responseHeaders["Location"][0]
if (ResponseValue2.length() >= 107) {
do something with this value
}
I thought that if instead of using context.testCase.testStepList[context.currentStepIndex - 1] I could use something that would give me the latest step run, I could just call the script once.
Basically that's it... hopefully things are a little bit clearer :-)
Perfect, the Assertion Script write the value in a global parameters, which is read by the groovy script ! Voila, I always have the lastest value.
Thank you very much...
Let's just hope that I will not have to change the Assertion script, because it would be a lot of changes :-)
