OPA tests are 'fragile' and the first error usually leads to subsequent errors (because the application is no more in the right state). This can generate a long sequence of errors that artificially increase the execution time.
By failing the test immediately on the first error, it fails faster.
ArnaudBuchholz
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1 year ago
OPA tests are 'fragile' and the first error usually leads to subsequent errors (because the application is no more in the right state). This can generate a long sequence of errors that artificially increase the execution time. By failing the test immediately on the first error, it fails faster.