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Tags at example level are dragged through #2963

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babantax opened this issue Nov 4, 2022 · 3 comments
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Tags at example level are dragged through #2963

babantax opened this issue Nov 4, 2022 · 3 comments

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@babantax
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babantax commented Nov 4, 2022

Hello all,
I´m facing an issue while processing one Scenario Outline with this Format:

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When the first test finished (apple), the tags are in the TestOutcome are fine:

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But when I reach the second test case (pear), I have pear but also the previous tag:

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And in the third I have the three tags:

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Is this the correct behaviour?

I´m using serenity 3.3.4

Thanks a lot in advance

@wakaleo
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wakaleo commented Nov 7, 2022

Tags for individual example sections aren't currently supported in Serenity, so they will all be reported at the scenario outline level.

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Hi, is it planned supporting them in the future? Could I include this as a feature request?

@wakaleo
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wakaleo commented Nov 7, 2022

It's a fairly large piece of work, so may take some time. In open source, new features are added (in order of speed of execution):

  • When a sponsor or a company with a commercial support package funds it directly
  • When a sponsor or a company with a commercial support package requests it
  • When a volunteer has time to work on it, and feels so inclined
    If you are interested in the sponsoring or support options, you can get more information on that here: https://by2kx88fp4k.typeform.com/to/sNP1tzno

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