On 11/04/2019 17:01, Chris Hegarty wrote:
Yes, this is a good point. What’s nice about this is that there is just
one body of code that provides the functionality ( and it is all in
Java, not native). I'm interested to see how this performs in Arthur's
experiments, and I need to do a little more testing myself. It is
important that a test leaves enough breadcrumbs behind if it decides
that it will not run.
Ah - so possibly we could have a higher level method in IPSupport:
that would do something like:
public static void ensureConfigurationIsValid()
throws jtreg.SkippedException {
if (!IPSupport.currentConfigurationIsValid()) {
// log the configuration, provides diagnostic
// as to why it is invalid
...
String message = "invalid configuration for this test: " + ...;
throws new SkippedException(message);
}
}
Is that what you have in mind Chris?
best regards,
-- daniel
