Closed micdahl closed 7 years ago
You can control this in your After hook.
I think the default behavior is not to stop executing?
Can you show your After hook?
Looks like you are right. Thank you for giving the advice, where to look. I had copied the content of my 01_launch.rb (Initialization is done here) from elsewhere. Current after hook for scenarios is as follows:
After do |scenario|
case :debug
when :debug
Calabash::Launchctl.instance.maybe_exit_cucumber_on_failure(scenario, self)
when :pry
Calabash::Launchctl.instance.maybe_pry_on_failure(scenario, self)
else
RunLoop.log_error("Unknown action in After hook")
Calabash::Launchctl.instance.maybe_exit_cucumber_on_failure(scenario, self)
end
end
where maybe_exit_cucumber_on_failure is defined:
def maybe_exit_cucumber_on_failure(scenario, world)
if scenario.failed?
if RunLoop::Environment.xtc?
shutdown(world)
sleep(1.0)
else
exit!(1)
end
end
end
So clearing the after hook should do what I want. I will try in the next days and update. Thank you!
Update: Just tested and works fine!
I think it would be nice, if there was an environment variable like RESUME_ON_FAILURE, which would allow to prevent calabash from stopping at the first failing scenario and resume with the next scenarios. So the user would have a list of all failing scenarios after the complete calabash run and would not only see the first failing one.