Enable Soft Asserts in Serenity - Cucumber JVM

[Vayu Teja Amarnath Navuluri]

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In Serenity-Cucumber execution, I am trying to insert Soft asserts in the Serenity Steps using the following command StepEventBus.getEventBus().enableSoftAsserts(); This isn't showing any effective soft Assertion . Where as when I do the same enableSoftAsserts() through the Step EventBus ,  in the Execution through Serenity-Junit , I am able to achieve the SoftAssertion, i.e. able to execute the Later Steps even a step fails in between. Can you please let me know how to achive the same SoftAssertion behaviour in Serenity-Cucumber:JVM as that of Serenity-Junit. Also, I am not using Serenity ScreenPlay, I am just calling enableSoftAsserts() method in the Before Method of Test of Junit.

[John Smart]

This is an internal API, and I would have to check, but I expect the soft asserts would work within the scope of a step, but not across multiple steps.

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[Vayu Teja Amarnath Navuluri]

Thank you John,that was right under the Wire.

Also,I would like to add in some more details on how I used the eventBus call in Junit and Cucumber ,
In JUNIT execution :

I have provided the following call in the @Before method,which enabled soft Assertion across multiple steps

StepEventBus.getEventBus().enableSoftAsserts();

But in Cucumber Execution,

I tried to call the same in @before hook , in the Cucumber Steps and Also in @steps of Serenity. The soft Assertion isn't effective.


Please do let me know if any additional details required on the issue.


Regards,
Amarnath

On Wednesday, January 3, 2018 at 12:39:39 AM UTC+5:30, John Ferguson Smart wrote:

This is an internal API, and I would have to check, but I expect the soft asserts would work within the scope of a step, but not across multiple steps.

On 2 January 2018 at 19:03, Vayu Teja Amarnath Navuluri <vayu...@gmail.com> wrote:

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In Serenity-Cucumber execution, I am trying to insert Soft asserts in the Serenity Steps using the following command StepEventBus.getEventBus().enableSoftAsserts(); This isn't showing any effective soft Assertion . Where as when I do the same enableSoftAsserts() through the Step EventBus ,  in the Execution through Serenity-Junit , I am able to achieve the SoftAssertion, i.e. able to execute the Later Steps even a step fails in between. Can you please let me know how to achive the same SoftAssertion behaviour in Serenity-Cucumber:JVM as that of Serenity-Junit. Also, I am not using Serenity ScreenPlay, I am just calling enableSoftAsserts() method in the Before Method of Test of Junit.

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[John Smart]

Normally the StepEventBus is an internal API used by the JUnit and Cucumber runners, you aren't supposed to call it yourself from your tests (unless you really know what you are doing). Have you considered just using the AssertJ soft asserts?

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