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When staging files are not deleted, functional tests do not report the failed test name #461

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Aryex opened this issue Jul 14, 2022 · 1 comment
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Aryex commented Jul 14, 2022

When a functional test fails because a file was not deleted afterwards, an exception is thrown before we print a summary, thus the test name is not reported at the end of the console. Furthermore, the exception is thrown in afterEachTest() which does not report the test name as well.

This makes it hard to pin down which test failed, but it is not impossible; the console output would need to be searched in order to track down the failed tests.

Reason: Reduces effort to analyze test failures

@Aryex Aryex added enhancement New feature or request testing Changes to unit or integration tests, or testing interoperability labels Jul 14, 2022
@Aryex Aryex changed the title Functional tests does not report test name when staging files are no deleted. Functional tests does not report test name when staging files are not deleted. Jul 14, 2022
@Aryex Aryex changed the title Functional tests does not report test name when staging files are not deleted. When staging files are not deleted, functional tests do not report the failed test name Jul 14, 2022
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Changing to Low priority, as it is related only to testing.

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