Hello,
I am trying to print out the name of the test executing another test as a test as step and was wondering if this can be done? For example lets say i have two tests "A" and "B". They are both Wpf tests and "B" just contains a coded step. Test "A" has a step where it executes "B" as a Test As Step. Is it possible to get the name of Test "A" through the code?
The closest thing I've found was this
http://www.telerik.com/forums/how-to-get-the-test-name-which-i-am-executing-during-run-time
but would only get me the name of "B".
Thanks,
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Hello Adam,
Thank you for your research before posting a query to our forum.
As far as I understand you would like to have the parent test name while executing a test as step. In runtime you could get only the name of the currently executed test as described in the forum post you refer to.
However you could accomplish your requirement using a non straight forward approach. In the parent step you could add a coded step extracting the name of the parent test into a variable. Here is how you could get and set variables in code.
The child test should inherit the parent data and the extracted variable in the parent test could be used in the test as step.
I hope this will be useful for you as well!
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Telerik by Progress
Thank you for your research before posting a query to our forum.
As far as I understand you would like to have the parent test name while executing a test as step. In runtime you could get only the name of the currently executed test as described in the forum post you refer to.
However you could accomplish your requirement using a non straight forward approach. In the parent step you could add a coded step extracting the name of the parent test into a variable. Here is how you could get and set variables in code.
The child test should inherit the parent data and the extracted variable in the parent test could be used in the test as step.
I hope this will be useful for you as well!
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Telerik by Progress