Skip test by default

[James Murphy]

Hi

We have a daily QA testlist and one of the tests is to check the in room alarm once a week. We have a test called alarm which is multiple choice with a pass fail tolerance.

How do I set the test as skipped by default? I have tried UTILS.set_skip(alarm, True) from inside the test calculation procedure.

Thanks

James

[Randle Taylor]

In 0.3.0 you will have to use a different composite test to set the skip value. In 3.1 for non-calculated tests, the calculation procedure is used to set initial values so you can set the default value and skip setting using the calculation procedure like this:

alarm = None
UTILS.set_skip("alarm", True)

Hope that helps!

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[James Murphy]

Hi

That's great, I had something similar but stupidly didn't put the macro name in quotes.

By the way 3.1 is great, have migrated most of our QA spreadsheets across and going through the formal testing and acceptance.

Thanks

[Landon Clark]

We too would like to automatically skip some tests, but only for those that have no previous result (some linacs that share testlists have different energies, and those tests have never been ran for that machine).  Would there be anything wrong with using it this way?  In this case, our test macro name is reading1_6mv.  Thanks!

from qatrack.qa.models import TestInstance

instances = TestInstance.objects.filter(

    unit_test_info__test_id=28,  # replace with your test_id,

    unit_test_info__unit__number=META[

        "unit_number"

    ],  # limit to results from current unit

    test_list_instance__work_completed__lte=META[

        "work_started"

    ],  # limit results to prior dates

    test_list_instance__in_progress=False,  # exclude in progress results

    status__valid=True,  # exclude any invalid data

    skipped=False,  # exclude skipped results

)

try:

    latest = instances.latest("work_completed")  # get most recent result

    reading1_6mv = None

except TestInstance.DoesNotExist:

    reading1_6mv = None

    UTILS.set_skip("reading1_6mv", True)

[Randle Taylor]

Hi Landon,

Yes that looks like it will do what you're after!

R

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