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==== Failed Methods ==== | ==== Failed Methods ==== | ||
This section shows the tests that failed, either because an exception occurred or because an assertion statement turned out to be false. The error message is displayed in either case. If there was an exception, a stack trace is shown, as well. | This section shows the tests that failed, either because an exception occurred or because an assertion statement turned out to be false. The error message is displayed in either case. If there was an exception, a stack trace is shown, as well. | ||
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:* [[Unit Test Framework]] | :* [[Unit Test Framework]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:11, 29 July 2014
> Customization > Developer Resources > Classes > {class} > [Run Tests]
This page shows the results of running the tests defined in a class.
Summary
- Tested Class - The class that was tested.
- Tests Run - The total number of test methods that were executed.
- Test Failures - Tests that failed, either because an assertion failed or because an exception occurred.
- Tests Succeeded - A count of the number of assertions that succeeded. If a single test method makes 2 assertions, and each succeeds, it counts as 2 successful tests.
- Total Time (ms) - The total amount of time that was taken to execute the tests, in milliseconds.
Note: Tests that run to completion without making any assertions are not counted.
Failed Methods
This section shows the tests that failed, either because an exception occurred or because an assertion statement turned out to be false. The error message is displayed in either case. If there was an exception, a stack trace is shown, as well.