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Before anything, I'm a happy new user of the e2e-framework and I'm enjoying its usage and results. Great work!
I'm opening this request to inquire about the handling interrupt signal for long running tests. Basically I would love that if a test run is interrupted, it stops processing features and calls its Teardown and Finish functions, just like when one of the feature test fails.
Looking at issues, examples and code, the closest thing I found was that I could provide my own context but other then that I did not find anything that could help this objective, and I'm not sure it makes sense considering it never came up until now.
At first glance I'm guessing some modifications to the env.processTests function among other things would be a start.
Thoughts?
Thanks! :)
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@aservedio thanks for pointing this out.
Right now there is weak signal handling in the code even though the context propagates everywhere.
I think it's a good idea to finally revisit this and add proper signal handling.
What do you want to see?
Hello.
Before anything, I'm a happy new user of the e2e-framework and I'm enjoying its usage and results. Great work!
I'm opening this request to inquire about the handling interrupt signal for long running tests. Basically I would love that if a test run is interrupted, it stops processing features and calls its Teardown and Finish functions, just like when one of the feature test fails.
Looking at issues, examples and code, the closest thing I found was that I could provide my own context but other then that I did not find anything that could help this objective, and I'm not sure it makes sense considering it never came up until now.
At first glance I'm guessing some modifications to the env.processTests function among other things would be a start.
Thoughts?
Thanks! :)
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No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: