[Feature] Allow test run to continue the case execution if a test.step() fails
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice to have a flag or something that could be use to allow a test run go trough all the test.step()
, even if any of them fail.
Something like: test.describe.configure({ mode: 'continue' });
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The reason for this request is explained in this comment from the first line until the first bullet point: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/issues/14508#issuecomment-1144617999
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@gegoncalves Yep, no plans for this so far.
Thank you for the warm words! ❤️
@gegoncalves You can use
expect.soft
inside the steps, and they will continue running. Would it work for you?