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sivakarthik
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6 years ago

Closing all the windows if it fails and continue the tests

  Hello every one,   Rough code:  obj.Close() if not client.WaitWindow("TMessageForm", "Warnung", 1).Exists:          Log.Checkpoint("Modification Test 1 - with out .i.o.") else: error =...
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    sivakarthik
    6 years ago

    Thanks any way for the info. I got an another idea regarding the issue. i.e If that conditions fails I am stooping the test case not doing the tests further.

     

    thanks and regards

    SivaKartheek Sreeram

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tristaanogre
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Yup, got the point... my answer does not change.  I think you're handling this the best you can.  

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sivakarthik
Contributor
6 years ago

Thanks any way for the info. I got an another idea regarding the issue. i.e If that conditions fails I am stooping the test case not doing the tests further.

 

thanks and regards

SivaKartheek Sreeram

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    tristaanogre
    Esteemed Contributor
    6 years ago
    sivakarthik wrote:

    Thanks any way for the info. I got an another idea regarding the issue. i.e If that conditions fails I am stooping the test case not doing the tests further.

     

    thanks and regards

    SivaKartheek Sreeram

    That's actually a valid solution... generally, does the rest of the test case make sense to continue if a fundamental step fails?  IMO, I usually do the same...  Doesn't make sense to continue a test of an earlier condition fails as it could make any other results invalid.

     

    Glad to help!