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Only skip current suite if error in beforeEach or beforeAll [Fix #581] #664

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@dansitu dansitu commented Nov 20, 2012

A failed beforeEach or beforeAll hook will now only cause the current suite to be skipped, rather than terminating the entire run.

Fix for #581

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tj commented Nov 29, 2012

this seems to mostly work, however if you have a beforeEach the nested suites will still execute beforeEach, even though a parent one has failed, ill see if i can get that working quickly here

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dansitu commented Nov 29, 2012

Oops - sorry, good catch.

On Nov 28, 2012, at 4:08 PM, TJ Holowaychuk notifications@github.com wrote:

this seems to mostly work, however if you have a beforeEach the nested suites will still execute beforeEach, even though a parent one has failed, ill see if i can get that working quickly here


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piuccio commented Mar 20, 2013

@dansitu Any update on this pull request?

I'm having an issue writing my custom reporter because when there's an error inside hooks, the runner doesn't emit the hook end event.

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dansitu commented Mar 20, 2013

I was in a hurry and didn't have time to make the fix @visionmedia suggested. @piuccio, maybe you'll have better luck?

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piuccio commented Mar 20, 2013

I'll see if I can work on it

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Any reason to not just blow away the children suites of the current suite when failHook is called?

Runner.prototype.failHook = function(hook, err){
  this.fail(hook, err);
  this.suites.suite = [];
  this.emit('hook end', hook);
 };

This solves for the issue with beforeEach and nested suites.

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fixed by #1043

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