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Re: [QF-Test] Dependencies - is it possible to execute cleanup in a test set exactly after the last testcase?

  • Subject: Re: [QF-Test] Dependencies - is it possible to execute cleanup in a test set exactly after the last testcase?
  • From: Martin Moser <martin.moser@?.de>
  • Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2017 20:48:22 +0200
  • Delivered-to: qftest-list@?.net
Hi Bernhard,

the cleanup node of dependencies are designed to be executed only on demand.
This means:
-- at the end of the batch run
-- if a characteristic variable has been changed
-- if the variables it not used at all

If you trigger the test execution via daemon you have the following ways
to trigger the cleanup:

1.) If you use -calldaemon batch command, use the parameter -stopsut in
addition.

2.) If you use a custom API, call the "cleanup()" method of the daemon
object

3.) In both cases you could consider to call a dummy test-case with an
empty dependency and empty sequence, which will trigger the cleanup step
as well.

4.) Perhaps you should consider to outsource the startWorkerThread and
stopWorkerThread to a TestRunListener and implement the runStarted and
runStopped methods accordingly.

Best Regards,
Martin

Am 11.09.2017 um 17:47 schrieb Bernhard Schmitt:

Hello,

I have a test set ‚TwoTestcase‘ with two test cases.

I want to be able to start the complete test set via daemon

I want to be able to start a single testcase out ofthis set with the daemon.

In both cases, at the startup ofthe test run, I want to launch a worker
thread to create html reports in time

At the cleanup of the test run, I want to stop the worker thread.

My first aproach is:

QFTest

I have the following topics:

·When the cleanup is not forced, It will be not executed at the end

·When it is forced, it will be executed after each testcase

·Whe I use Setup/Cleanup directly instead of the dependency, I can not
start a singe TC via daemon, because setup/cleanup is not proceed in
this case

What I need is a dependency, which executes the cleanup exactly at the
end of the test run.

BR

Bernhard



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