If there is a failing assertion in TEST_CASE_END_OVERRIDE in the summary the originating test case name does not appear.
Currently the output looks like e.g.
? Assertion "CHECK_EQUAL_VAR(bugCount_ts, 0)" failed in TEST_CASE_END_OVERRIDE?CheckForBugMessages (UTF_HelperFunctions.ipf, line 144?767)
It would be very helpful if also the name of the originating test case is mentioned in the message.
verify if assertions in TEST_CASE_BEGIN_OVERRIDE have the same issue
Well we do treat the hook functions now as test cases so the behaviour you are seeing is kind of by design I guess. Still I agree that this would be helpful.
If there is a failing assertion in TEST_CASE_END_OVERRIDE in the summary the originating test case name does not appear. Currently the output looks like e.g.
? Assertion "CHECK_EQUAL_VAR(bugCount_ts, 0)" failed in TEST_CASE_END_OVERRIDE?CheckForBugMessages (UTF_HelperFunctions.ipf, line 144?767)
It would be very helpful if also the name of the originating test case is mentioned in the message.