I am new to unit testing, but try this:
assert(ie.contains_text("verification text"), "TEST FAILED.")
assert(boolean, [ message ] ) - Fails if boolean is false or nil.
"rescue" seems to rescue your failure.
Zeljko
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Subject: [Wtr-general] Script return values
I'm confused. This is my script, pretty much copied out of the user guide:
begin
assert(ie.contains_text("verification text") )
puts("TEST PASSED.")
rescue
puts("TEST FAILED.")
end
This is what the last couple of lines of output look like:
Go to the test site: http://search.msn.com <http://search.msn.com>
TEST PASSED.
Go to the test site: http://www.findit-quick.com
<http://www.findit-quick.com>
TEST FAILED.
Go to the test site: http://www.truesearch.com <http://www.truesearch.com>
TEST PASSED.
Go to the test site: http://www.waply.com/ <http://www.waply.com/>
TEST FAILED.
.
Finished in 112.515 seconds.
1 tests, 19 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors
Why does the framework-generated text at the end not indicate that
assertions failed? How do I capture that info?
Daniel Kurtz
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