Fitnesse: the results for |check not| for BLANK is confusing me
It is too confusing that the Fitnesse highlight expected [BLANK] in second case.
The right exporting folder
| check | execute | cmd /c dir /B “C:\ExportEmpty” | BLANK |
| check not | execute | cmd /c dir /B “c:\ExportNotEmpty” | [2d1313b9-cfb8-4405-8e5f-91f34b5a1e08 ]
expected [BLANK] |
The best way is to say NOT EXPECTED [BLANK]
the script for the page:
|check|execute|cmd /c dir /B “C:\ExportEmpty”|BLANK|
|check not|execute|cmd /c dir /B “c:\ExportNotEmpty”|BLANK|
BTW: Why should I type BLANK for the second scenario? I’ll get the IGNORE result if I left them empty
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Konstantin Vlasenko
March 4, 2010 at 11:49