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[Blaine Meyer]

I will assume you want for call a Python class method so this worked for me....

Python class definition I used...


class MyLibrary:

    def __init__(self):
        pass

    def my_method(self):
        print("my_method was called...")
        return "hello"
       
Robot code...

*** Settings ***

Library    c:/gitprojects/lev3automation/scripts/MyLibrary.py

Test Setup      my method

*** Test Cases ***

Test Method Call

    [Tags]  methodcall

    Log To Console  Test method call....
   
You can see in the Robot log that the Python method was call during Test Setup...

 

[Blaine Meyer]

I will assume you want to call a Python method so this worked for me.....

Python class...

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Setting Test library KW as Test setup and teardown

Aparna Joshi <aparna....@gmail.com>: Nov 09 09:28AM -0800 Hi, I'm using Robot 3.2, want to set a method in test library as Test setup /teardown.   I do not want to create a KW and call the test library method in resource file and add that as teardown ...more

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[Aparna Joshi]

Thank you for the response.

However, I do not want to import the python library in Keyword/robot file.

Let me explain with an example:

class Myclass:

       def my_teardown_method(self):

               BuiltIn().run_keyword(method1)

               BuiltIn().run_keyword(method2)

----------------------------------------------------------------

testcase

*** Settings ***

Library    c:/gitprojects/lev3automation/scripts/Myclass.py

Test TearDown     my_teardown_method

*** Test Cases ***

Test Method Call

    [Tags]  methodcall

    Log To Console  Test method call....

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When I do as above, in case if these is any error while executing method1, I'm doing raise Assert. and is not executing method2. which is correct.

However, I want to set the teardown property to this method. So that even if method1 fails, it will continue to execute method2.

I have also tried using continue on failure, But this does not solve my purpose, As I want to see in the log, if any failure occured during teardown has be marked as RED/failed. and next method should execute.

Thank you,

Aparna