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Message #02266
Re: [Question #152804]: Why does Sikuli does not return to the IDE after running all unit tests?
Question #152804 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/152804
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- You might try to use your system specific abort key combination.
--- How do you know, that all tests have been executed? (the small
transparent window in upper left corner?)
--- Are you sure, that your test script does not have any syntax errors?
(test with a normal run, which should do nothing but check syntax)
--- Have you saved your script before running the test?
--- If anything odd happens during the test run, stop the IDE, restart
it and open your saved script again for the test run.
--- Run the test on commandline (see doc ) and see what happens.
--- There was a strange situation that someone set
setAutoWaitTimeout(5000), which was ok for 5 seconds with release 0.9.x,
but now it means that it waits about 1.5 hours if something cannot be
found.
--- This is a base test skeleton, that should run:
def setUp(self):
wait(2)
print "***** setUp"
def tearDown(self):
wait(2)
print "***** tearDown"
def test1(self):
wait(2)
print "***** test1"
assert( True )
def test2(self):
wait(2)
print "***** test2"
assert( False )
test1 should be reported as failed, test2 as ok.
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