fix(web): wrong pass on integration tests #276
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SoftWyer
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Jun 13, 2023
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Just to note that adding this line only from this PR causes my Scenario to hang when running under integration_test on a real device. It could be an issue on my side, but if it works for web, then maybe it needs to be checked with kWeb.
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Plz inform, if have to split in multiple smaller PRs.
See: #275
I think the main problem is, that the failures are caught inside the
gherkin_integration_test_runnerand aren't reported to the integration_test package. So it passes. Why it only happens on web, I don't really know.But for all of the platforms. A scenario should never pass, if one step fails. So I would recommend to simply apply it everywhere, as this should be the final "ultimate" test, even if it does not show the exact step, where it fails. At least the CI never passes a scenario, which has not passed all of its steps, whatever is happening.
Of course one should determine the source of the failure.