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Is it possible to ignore (TooFewKeywordSteps) when keyword added with 'No Operation' #53

Closed adiralashiva8 closed 3 years ago

adiralashiva8 commented 6 years ago

REQUIREMENT: I need a keyword in my test whose implementation will be done in future, so I added keyword with 'No Operation'.

Example:

Keywords Keyword Name | |No Operation

QUESTION: Is it possible to ignore keyword with 'No Operation' in (TooFewKeywordSteps)?

boakley commented 6 years ago

At present, no, it's not possible. However, you can certainly write your own rule that does.

On Sun, Jul 15, 2018 at 1:21 AM Shiva Prasad Adirala < notifications@github.com> wrote:

REQUIREMENT: I need a keyword in my test whose implementation will be done in future, so I added keyword with 'No Operation'.

Example: Keywords Keyword Name No Operation

QUESTION: Is it possible to ignore keyword with 'No Operation' in (TooFewKeywordSteps)?

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Julian88Tex commented 3 years ago

@boakley I vote for a keyword never having too few steps based on our most recent conversation about very readable tests with no variables :-).