How to use skipSpecForError method of execution Package

Best Gauge code snippet using execution.skipSpecForError

specExecutor.go

Source: specExecutor.go Github

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...67 return e.specResult68 }69 e.dataTableIndexes = getDataTableRows(e.specification.DataTable.Table.GetRowCount())70 if len(e.specification.Scenarios) == 0 {71 e.skipSpecForError(fmt.Errorf("%s: No scenarios found in spec\n", e.specification.FileName))72 return e.specResult73 }74 event.Notify(event.NewExecutionEvent(event.SpecStart, e.specification, nil, e.stream, *e.currentExecutionInfo))75 defer event.Notify(event.NewExecutionEvent(event.SpecEnd, nil, e.specResult, e.stream, *e.currentExecutionInfo))76 res := e.initSpecDataStore()77 if res.GetFailed() {78 e.skipSpecForError(fmt.Errorf("Failed to initialize spec datastore. Error: %s", res.GetErrorMessage()))79 return e.specResult80 }81 e.notifyBeforeSpecHook()82 if !e.specResult.GetFailed() {83 if e.specification.DataTable.Table.GetRowCount() == 0 {84 scenarioResults := e.executeScenarios()85 e.specResult.AddScenarioResults(scenarioResults)86 } else {87 e.executeTableDrivenSpec()88 }89 }90 e.notifyAfterSpecHook()91 e.specResult.SetSkipped(e.specResult.ScenarioSkippedCount == len(e.specification.Scenarios))92 return e.specResult93}94func (e *specExecutor) executeTableDrivenSpec() {95 var res [][]result.Result96 var executedRowIndexes []int97 for _, tableRowIndex := range e.dataTableIndexes {98 e.currentTableRow = tableRowIndex99 res = append(res, e.executeScenarios())100 executedRowIndexes = append(executedRowIndexes, e.currentTableRow)101 }102 e.specResult.AddTableDrivenScenarioResult(res, executedRowIndexes)103}104func (e *specExecutor) resolveItems(items []gauge.Item) []*gauge_messages.ProtoItem {105 var protoItems []*gauge_messages.ProtoItem106 for _, item := range items {107 if item.Kind() != gauge.TearDownKind {108 protoItems = append(protoItems, e.resolveToProtoItem(item))109 }110 }111 return protoItems112}113func (e *specExecutor) resolveToProtoItem(item gauge.Item) *gauge_messages.ProtoItem {114 var protoItem *gauge_messages.ProtoItem115 switch item.Kind() {116 case gauge.StepKind:117 if (item.(*gauge.Step)).IsConcept {118 concept := item.(*gauge.Step)119 protoItem = e.resolveToProtoConceptItem(*concept)120 } else {121 protoItem = e.resolveToProtoStepItem(item.(*gauge.Step))122 }123 break124 default:125 protoItem = gauge.ConvertToProtoItem(item)126 }127 return protoItem128}129/​/​ Not passing pointer as we cannot modify the original concept step's lookup. This has to be populated for each iteration over data table.130func (e *specExecutor) resolveToProtoConceptItem(concept gauge.Step) *gauge_messages.ProtoItem {131 paramResolver := new(parser.ParamResolver)132 parser.PopulateConceptDynamicParams(&concept, e.dataTableLookup())133 protoConceptItem := gauge.ConvertToProtoItem(&concept)134 protoConceptItem.Concept.ConceptStep.StepExecutionResult = &gauge_messages.ProtoStepExecutionResult{}135 for stepIndex, step := range concept.ConceptSteps {136 /​/​ Need to reset parent as the step.parent is pointing to a concept whose lookup is not populated yet137 if step.IsConcept {138 step.Parent = &concept139 protoConceptItem.GetConcept().GetSteps()[stepIndex] = e.resolveToProtoConceptItem(*step)140 } else {141 stepParameters := paramResolver.GetResolvedParams(step, &concept, e.dataTableLookup())142 updateProtoStepParameters(protoConceptItem.Concept.Steps[stepIndex].Step, stepParameters)143 e.setSkipInfo(protoConceptItem.Concept.Steps[stepIndex].Step, step)144 }145 }146 protoConceptItem.Concept.ConceptStep.StepExecutionResult.Skipped = false147 return protoConceptItem148}149func (e *specExecutor) resolveToProtoStepItem(step *gauge.Step) *gauge_messages.ProtoItem {150 protoStepItem := gauge.ConvertToProtoItem(step)151 paramResolver := new(parser.ParamResolver)152 parameters := paramResolver.GetResolvedParams(step, nil, e.dataTableLookup())153 updateProtoStepParameters(protoStepItem.Step, parameters)154 e.setSkipInfo(protoStepItem.Step, step)155 return protoStepItem156}157func (e *specExecutor) initSpecDataStore() *gauge_messages.ProtoExecutionResult {158 initSpecDataStoreMessage := &gauge_messages.Message{MessageType: gauge_messages.Message_SpecDataStoreInit,159 SpecDataStoreInitRequest: &gauge_messages.SpecDataStoreInitRequest{}}160 return e.runner.ExecuteAndGetStatus(initSpecDataStoreMessage)161}162func (e *specExecutor) notifyBeforeSpecHook() {163 m := &gauge_messages.Message{MessageType: gauge_messages.Message_SpecExecutionStarting,164 SpecExecutionStartingRequest: &gauge_messages.SpecExecutionStartingRequest{CurrentExecutionInfo: e.currentExecutionInfo}}165 res := executeHook(m, e.specResult, e.runner, e.pluginHandler)166 if res.GetFailed() {167 setSpecFailure(e.currentExecutionInfo)168 handleHookFailure(e.specResult, res, result.AddPreHook)169 }170}171func (e *specExecutor) notifyAfterSpecHook() {172 m := &gauge_messages.Message{MessageType: gauge_messages.Message_SpecExecutionEnding,173 SpecExecutionEndingRequest: &gauge_messages.SpecExecutionEndingRequest{CurrentExecutionInfo: e.currentExecutionInfo}}174 res := executeHook(m, e.specResult, e.runner, e.pluginHandler)175 if res.GetFailed() {176 setSpecFailure(e.currentExecutionInfo)177 handleHookFailure(e.specResult, res, result.AddPostHook)178 }179}180func executeHook(message *gauge_messages.Message, execTimeTracker result.ExecTimeTracker, r runner.Runner, ph *plugin.Handler) *gauge_messages.ProtoExecutionResult {181 ph.NotifyPlugins(message)182 executionResult := r.ExecuteAndGetStatus(message)183 execTimeTracker.AddExecTime(executionResult.GetExecutionTime())184 return executionResult185}186func (e *specExecutor) skipSpecForError(err error) {187 logger.Errorf(err.Error())188 validationError := validation.NewStepValidationError(&gauge.Step{LineNo: e.specification.Heading.LineNo, LineText: e.specification.Heading.Value},189 err.Error(), e.specification.FileName, nil)190 for _, scenario := range e.specification.Scenarios {191 e.errMap.ScenarioErrs[scenario] = []error{validationError}192 }193 e.errMap.SpecErrs[e.specification] = []error{validationError}194 e.skipSpec()195}196func (e *specExecutor) accumulateSkippedScenarioResults() []result.Result {197 var scenarioResults []result.Result198 for _, scenario := range e.specification.Scenarios {199 scenarioResults = append(scenarioResults, e.getSkippedScenarioResult(scenario))200 }...

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1func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {2 if err != nil {3 e.t.Skip(err)4 }5}6func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {7 if err != nil {8 e.t.Skip(err)9 }10}11func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {12 if err != nil {13 e.t.Skip(err)14 }15}16func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {17 if err != nil {18 e.t.Skip(err)19 }20}21func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {22 if err != nil {23 e.t.Skip(err)24 }25}26func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {27 if err != nil {28 e.t.Skip(err)29 }30}31func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {32 if err != nil {33 e.t.Skip(err)34 }35}36func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {37 if err != nil {38 e.t.Skip(err)39 }40}41func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {42 if err != nil {43 e.t.Skip(err)44 }45}46func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {47 if err != nil {48 e.t.Skip(err)49 }50}51func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) {52 if err != nil {53 e.t.Skip(err)

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1func (e *execution) skipSpecForError(err error) bool {2 if err == nil {3 }4 if e.currentSpec == nil {5 }6 return e.currentSpec.skipSpecForError(err)7}8func (s *spec) skipSpecForError(err error) bool {9 if err == nil {10 }11 if s.skipSpecForErrorFunc == nil {12 }13 return s.skipSpecForErrorFunc(err)14}15func (s *spec) skipSpecForError(err error) bool {16 if err == nil {17 }18 if s.skipSpecForErrorFunc == nil {19 }20 return s.skipSpecForErrorFunc(err)21}22func (s *spec) skipSpecForError(err error) bool {23 if err == nil {24 }25 if s.skipSpecForErrorFunc == nil {26 }27 return s.skipSpecForErrorFunc(err)28}29func (s *spec) skipSpecForError(err error) bool {30 if err == nil {31 }32 if s.skipSpecForErrorFunc == nil {33 }34 return s.skipSpecForErrorFunc(err)35}36func (s *spec) skipSpecForError(err error) bool {37 if err == nil {38 }39 if s.skipSpecForErrorFunc == nil {40 }41 return s.skipSpecForErrorFunc(err)42}43func (s *spec) skipSpecForError(err error) bool {44 if err == nil {45 }46 if s.skipSpecForErrorFunc == nil {47 }

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1func main() {2 err = errors.New("Error")3 exec := new(Execution)4 exec.skipSpecForError(err)5}6func main() {7 err = errors.New("Error")8 exec := new(Execution)9 exec.skipSpecForError(err)10}11func main() {12 err = errors.New("Error")13 exec := new(Execution)14 exec.skipSpecForError(err)15}16func main() {17 err = errors.New("Error")18 exec := new(Execution)19 exec.skipSpecForError(err)20}21func main() {22 err = errors.New("Error")23 exec := new(Execution)24 exec.skipSpecForError(err)25}26func main() {27 err = errors.New("Error")28 exec := new(Execution)29 exec.skipSpecForError(err)30}31func main() {32 err = errors.New("Error")33 exec := new(Execution)34 exec.skipSpecForError(err)35}36func main() {37 err = errors.New("Error")38 exec := new(Execution)39 exec.skipSpecForError(err)40}41func main() {42 err = errors.New("Error")43 exec := new(Execution)44 exec.skipSpecForError(err)45}46func main() {47 err = errors.New("Error")

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1func (e *Execution) skipSpecForError(spec *spec.Spec, err error) {2 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsFailed(err)3 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsPending()4 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsSkipped()5}6func (e *Execution) specResultFor(spec *spec.Spec) *spec.SpecResult {7}8func (e *Execution) skipSpecForError(spec *spec.Spec, err error) {9 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsFailed(err)10 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsPending()11 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsSkipped()12}13func (e *Execution) specResultFor(spec *spec.Spec) *spec.SpecResult {14}15func (e *Execution) skipSpecForError(spec *spec.Spec, err error) {16 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsFailed(err)17 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsPending()18 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsSkipped()19}20func (e *Execution) specResultFor(spec *spec.Spec) *spec.SpecResult {21}22func (e *Execution) skipSpecForError(spec *spec.Spec, err error) {23 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsFailed(err)24 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsPending()25 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsSkipped()26}27func (e *Execution) specResultFor(spec *spec.Spec) *spec.SpecResult {28}29func (e *Execution) skipSpecForError(spec *spec.Spec, err error) {30 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsFailed(err)31 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsPending()32 e.specResultFor(spec).MarkAsSkipped()33}34func (e *Execution) specResultFor(spec *spec.Spec) *spec.SpecResult {35}36func (e

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