Hi,
I'm trying to understand how to implement setup() and teardown() functions,
but finding it a bit difficult.
What I want is the following:
1) A setup() teardown() executed when the test process starts and stops.
2) A setup() teardown() executed when a group of tests are started
/finished.
3) A setup() / teardown() executed when a test is run.
I.e., something like this:
global_setup()
group1_setup()
setup()
test_1()
teardown()
setup()
test_2()
teardown()
setup()
test_3()
teardown()
group1_teardown()
group2_setup()
setup()
test_4()
teardown()
setup()
test_5()
teardown()
setup()
test_6()
teardown()
group2_teardown()
global_teardown()
Is this possible? The documentation implies that it should be possible, but
I cannot figure it out.
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