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- cunderwCommunity Hero
Instead of trying to ignore failed steps and errors, you should investigate why the error happened and update your test asset if your application is behaving as expected.
- tristaanogreEsteemed Contributor
I agree with cunderw... errors are logged for a reason. The one you noted is indicating that some point during your test an attempt was made to interact with an object that does not exist. For me, as a tester, that puts into doubt even the passed checkpoint. What if that interaction had succeeded? Would it have altered the test enough to actually make the checkpoint fail? your best bet is to get your test to run error free.
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