New to scalatest, can I skip a scenario based on result of previous scenario?
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Christine Li
Mar 13, 2017, 1:53:21 PM3/13/17
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I am new to scalatest, currently i have a feature with 3 scenarios the logic is like:
1. scenario("create a service")
2. scenario("run some logic with the service")
3. scenario("cleanup: delete the service")
I am just wondering whether there is a way so only run the 3rd scenario if 2nd scenario is successful, otherewise, skilp 3rd scenario. So we'll keep the artifact for investigating errors.
Many thanks,
Christine
1. scenario("create a service")
2. scenario("run some logic with the service")
3. scenario("cleanup: delete the service")
I am just wondering whether there is a way so only run the 3rd scenario if 2nd scenario is successful, otherewise, skilp 3rd scenario. So we'll keep the artifact for investigating errors.
Many thanks,
Christine
Bill Venners
Mar 13, 2017, 1:54:26 PM3/13/17
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Hi Christine,
Take a look at CancelAfterFailure:
Bill
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Christine Li
Mar 13, 2017, 4:10:16 PM3/13/17
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Thanks, Bill for your help.
CancelAfterFailure will work for the scenario I described earlier. But think a bit more, actually what I really want to do is to skip cleanup logic. A better description should be:
1. scenario("create service A")
2. scenario("run some logic with service A")
3. scenario("create service B")
4. scenario("run some logic with service B")
5. scenario("cleanup: delete both services")
If something went wrong with service A, scenario 2 will fail, but I do want to execute scenario 3 and 4. Only skip 5. So we can investigate on failure artifacts.
Is there a way to do it?
Many thanks,
Christine
CancelAfterFailure will work for the scenario I described earlier. But think a bit more, actually what I really want to do is to skip cleanup logic. A better description should be:
1. scenario("create service A")
2. scenario("run some logic with service A")
3. scenario("create service B")
4. scenario("run some logic with service B")
5. scenario("cleanup: delete both services")
If something went wrong with service A, scenario 2 will fail, but I do want to execute scenario 3 and 4. Only skip 5. So we can investigate on failure artifacts.
Is there a way to do it?
Many thanks,
Christine
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