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| gosta.ask at mobilearts.s |
 Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2004 1:28 pm |
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Hi,
I have tried to use a Test Suite which (beside the Test Cases) only has a init_per_suite/1
definition.
-export([init_per_suite/1]).
-export([all/1,
tc_register_ok/1, tc_register_nok/1, tc_register_other/1,
tc_activate_ok/1, tc_activate_other/1, tc_deactivate_ok/1,
tc_deactivate_other/1
]).
all/1 looks this way
% Exported Test Specification (executed once)
all(suite) ->
[tc_register_ok, tc_register_nok, tc_register_other,
tc_activate_ok, tc_activate_other, tc_deactivate_ok, tc_deactivate_other].
Yet the following is reported in the log:
[...]
8 twoprim_ST_SA_FO_C_SUITE tc_deactivate_other 8.313 s FAILED {twoprim_ST_SA_FO_C_SUITE,tc_deactivate_other}
Fatal,error or alarm
9 twoprim_ST_SA_FO_C_SUITE end_per_suite 0.000 s FAILED {twoprim_ST_SA_FO_C_SUITE,end_per_suite}
[...]
And if you look at the log for Test Case 9 you can see that it tries to call end_per_suite.
Why is that? Is end_per_suite somehow linked to init_per_suite? Do you have to define
both or none?
Best regards,
/G |
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| siri at erix.ericsson.se |
| Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2004 1:29 pm |
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Yes, init_per_suite and end_per_suite are "linked". The reason is that
they are implemented as a normal "conf case", i.e.
{conf,init_per_suite, CaseList, end_per_suite},
and a conf case requires both the init and end function. I'll fix the
documentation.
/siri
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