Test is marked Pass, when Canopy assertion "==" fails and returns error

I am new to Canopy and F#, still trying to get my head around these. In the following code, I just want a simple assertion “==” to make my test fail and mark it as Fail in the Reporter file. For some reason, the test is Pass, although the error was thrown.

"ILS Make a search by selecting each option from the AutoComplete list" &&& fun _ ->
            "#Location" << "California"
            sleep 5
            highlight "#psrk-autocomplete"
            sleep 1
            let autoCompleteListOfOptions = (elements "#psrk-autocomplete a")
            for i = 0 to autoCompleteListOfOptions.Length - 1 do
                let optionToBeSelected = (nth i "#psrk-autocomplete a")
                let optionToBeSelectedText = read optionToBeSelected
                sleep 1
                click (optionToBeSelected)
                sleep 1
                "#Location" == "blabla" // I want to make sure, that when this assertion fails, the test is marked as FAIL
                sleep 3
                clear "#Location"
                "#Location" << "California"
                sleep 3

I tried other assertions too : “===”, “!=” and same thing happens. What am i missing? Please help me.

[adalenthya]

It’s working great! Thank you, too, for looking into it and finding a very good fix! 😃

[lefthandedgoat]

I am going to close this issue, if you have any more bugs/questions please feel free to open new issues!