As shown in below robot file, I have three testcases. I want to stop the test execution, if TESTCASE1 fails. TESTCASE2 should be executed only if TESTCASE1 passes.
*** Settings ***
Library pythonLib
*** Test cases ***
TESTCASE1
boot device
TESTCASE2
configure device
TESTCASE3
restart device
Is there any keyword or custom way to do this ?
There is a command line option for this, if you want the behavior that robot should stop running as soon as any test fails. This option is --exitonfailure
. From the robot framework user guide, in a section titled Stopping when the first test fails:
If option
--exitonfailure
is used, test execution stops immediately if any critical test fails. Also the remaining tests are marked as failed.
You might also want to take a look at this answer to the question Automatic failing/non-execution of interdependent tests in Robot Framework, which shows how to write a keyword to implement dependencies between test cases.