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[namsonx]

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[HolQue]

Hi Son,

please consider my comments in corresponding ticket:

#153 (comment)
#153 (comment)
#153 (comment)
#153 (comment)

[test-fullautomation]

Hi Son,

please consider my comments in corresponding ticket:

#153 (comment) #153 (comment) #153 (comment) #153 (comment)

Hi Son,

please consider the four above linked issues as prio1 bugs.
Please provide as soon as possible a pull-request for this.

Thank you,
Thomas

[namsonx]

Hi Son,
please consider my comments in corresponding ticket:
#153 (comment) #153 (comment) #153 (comment) #153 (comment)

Hi Son,

please consider the four above linked issues as prio1 bugs. Please provide as soon as possible a pull-request for this.

Thank you, Thomas

Hello Thomas, Hello Holger,

Thank you for your findings!
I resolved all 4 issues based on your comment in the latest commit 34a35aa697fc2 in this pull-request.

Thank you,
Son

[HolQue]

Hi Son,

restest mostly successful.

But one curious observation left: JPP_1057 executed separately, causes:

'Could not set variable 'testdict[C][C]' with value '4'! Reason: name 'C' is not defined'

That is OK.

But executed together with other test cases, the error message changes to:

'Could not set variable 'testdict[C][C]' with value '4'! Reason: 2'

Seems that there are still interdependencies.

[namsonx]

Hi Son,

restest mostly successful.

But one curious observation left: JPP_1057 executed separately, causes:

'Could not set variable 'testdict[C][C]' with value '4'! Reason: name 'C' is not defined'

That is OK.

But executed together with other test cases, the error message changes to:

'Could not set variable 'testdict[C][C]' with value '4'! Reason: 2'

Seems that there are still interdependencies.

Hello Holger,

I will check the test case ID JPP_1057 and analyze the root cause.

Thank you,
Son

[namsonx]

Hi Son,

restest mostly successful.

But one curious observation left: JPP_1057 executed separately, causes:

'Could not set variable 'testdict[C][C]' with value '4'! Reason: name 'C' is not defined'

That is OK.

But executed together with other test cases, the error message changes to:

'Could not set variable 'testdict[C][C]' with value '4'! Reason: 2'

Seems that there are still interdependencies.

Hello Holger,

I have just pushed new commit a95c86f271780 to fix the issue you mentioned in test case ID JPP_1057

Thank you,
Son

[test-fullautomation]

Hi Son,
looks good to me!
Thank you,
Thomas