Negative testing
Hello, it's me again... in our test suite we have to turn off some tests, because the bugs are fixed yet. However, it is desirable to keep all tests active, to ensure that all test...
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Hi,
As an option, you can handle the OnLogError event in your project. When an error occurs in your project, this event is fired. In its hanler, you can write something like this:
This will block the error, post its text to the log (in the Additional info section of the message), stop the current test item and continue with the next one.
As an option, you can handle the OnLogError event in your project. When an error occurs in your project, this event is fired. In its hanler, you can write something like this:
...
LogParams.Locked := true; // we don't want the error in the log
Log.Message('Oops... the bug is not fixed. Stopping the current test item', LogParams.Str);
Runner.Stop(true);
...
This will block the error, post its text to the log (in the Additional info section of the message), stop the current test item and continue with the next one.
