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tbom
14 years agoContributor
Hi
In theory that could work, but I want to abort the current iteration of the test, and skip to the next one.
If we fail at some point in the iteration, we don't know what state we are in. If we have stop on error switched off, we just continue the current script, doing things that might not be possible (Or having long delays waiting for GUI events that doesn't happen).
At the start of every iteration, I kill the application that we test, to be sure that we get a fresh clean state for each test that is performed.
/ Thomas
In theory that could work, but I want to abort the current iteration of the test, and skip to the next one.
If we fail at some point in the iteration, we don't know what state we are in. If we have stop on error switched off, we just continue the current script, doing things that might not be possible (Or having long delays waiting for GUI events that doesn't happen).
At the start of every iteration, I kill the application that we test, to be sure that we get a fresh clean state for each test that is performed.
/ Thomas