A number of automated tests in the summary report show failed tests because the datastore is not available, for example ReclamationHDB that is only available in client systems. This leads to a perception of more failures than actual. This could be resolved by defining and running test suites that exclude the problem tests. However, it would also be useful to add to tests a property like @requires datastore version that helps make sure a datastore is available for the test. The output report could then have a column indicating whether all requirements are met for the test. This could at least help sort through failed tests to know that something was not set up in the environment.
A number of automated tests in the summary report show failed tests because the datastore is not available, for example ReclamationHDB that is only available in client systems. This leads to a perception of more failures than actual. This could be resolved by defining and running test suites that exclude the problem tests. However, it would also be useful to add to tests a property like
@requires datastore version
that helps make sure a datastore is available for the test. The output report could then have a column indicating whether all requirements are met for the test. This could at least help sort through failed tests to know that something was not set up in the environment.