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After we have seen how the single elements of the test set work, let us have a look at the functionality provided by the test set node.
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The result dialog will come up after test execution, informing us about the error caused by the second test case.
to take a closer look:
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| Figure 1.16: Runlog for the Completed Test set | |||
This shows the special behavior of Setup / Cleanup nodes in a test set: They are executed before and after each test case to help achieving a proper starting state for each test case.
Note Stopping the SUT after each test case is not the smartest way to ensure a clean state. There are more elegant ways for setup and cleanup that will be explained with the advanced features in this tutorial (chapter 29).
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