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escap89
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8 years ago
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How to configure test run conditions

Hi,   Lets say that i have 4 tests: TEST A: Add user number 1 TEST B: Open user number 1 and change data TEST C: Add user number 2 TEST D: Open user number 2 and change data   How can I in Te...
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    escap89
    8 years ago

    Your right, i just forgot to remove that sentence.

    I mean that code (your first version):

     

    def yourTest():
    while not listen():
        step1()
        step2()
        step3()

        other_steps()

     Code above will do the whole "step1/step2/step3" even if inside that already was 10000 errors.

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baxatob
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escap89 wrote:

 

if i do that like:

 

RunAllTests():
  param= ['P','Np','Pm']
  
  for p in param:
     while listen() == False:
         TestA.TestA(p)
     Project.Variables.flag=False

  

Code above will do the whole "TestA" even if inside that already was 10000 errors.

 

 

I am right?

   

 

No. First error inside the while loop will proceed to the next parameter.

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escap89
Contributor
8 years ago

Your right, i just forgot to remove that sentence.

I mean that code (your first version):

 

def yourTest():
    while not listen():
        step1()
        step2()
        step3()

    other_steps()

 Code above will do the whole "step1/step2/step3" even if inside that already was 10000 errors.

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    escap89
    Contributor
    8 years ago

    Ok i modified my tests and looks like it works.

    If for some reason one of my steps inside test fails, then my test won't slow down like it was before.

    Wating for window bla bla...

    Waintig for window bla bla..

     

    In my case i devided my test.   For example modify record test before:

     

    TestNumerOne():
  OpenRecord(param)
  ChangeDataInRecord(data)
  OpenRecord(param)
  CheckData(data)

    before every method induction i am checking that flag.

     

    TestNumerOne():
if(Project.Variables.IfError != True):
  OpenRecord(param)
if(Project.Variables.IfError != True):
  ChangeDataInRecord(data)
if(Project.Variables.IfError != True):
  OpenRecord(param)
if(Project.Variables.IfError != True):
  CheckData(data)

if(Project.Variables.IfError = True):
  RestartApp()

     

     

     

    • baxatob's avatar
      baxatob
      Community Hero
      8 years ago

      Great!

       

      Only note, just to save your time from extra symbols and according to PEP8:

       

       

      if (Project.Variables.IfError != True):  - not good

      if not Project.Variables.IfError:  - good!

       

      if (Project.Variables.IfError == True): - not good!

      if Project.Variables.IfError: - good!

       

      :-)