Suppress 'The Browser is already running' warning
I have a script that will always reuse the already open instance of Chrome, so whenever my script kicks off and navigates to the first page specified in my script, I get a 'Warning, the browser is already running' message. I can create a routine that checks for open browsers and closes them first, but I specifically DO want to use the already running instance of Chrome.
Is there anyway to supress this warning, or alternatively turn off logging until after that step has occured? I'm using VBA as my scripting language.
Depending on how the tests will be structured I can encapsulate and separate most of the batches, but the flow diagram I am provided with is very long and basically has a few "bottlenecks" that I can use to split the TestCases. On a first glance the worst flow has 12 decisions - each causing a change in the expectation - that I need to cover. After talking a bit more with my colleagues we think the best way to go about it is the bloated excel sheet because it offers a single point of reference, even if it means that our columns will be bloated.
Thank you very much for your input, I'll keep the topic open for more ideas but will implement the large excel-sheet for the time being.
