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This post will discuss the expectedExceptionsMessageRegExp attribute of @Test annotation in TestNG. What does this attribute do? According to the documentation – If expectedExceptions was specified, its message must match the regular expression specified in this attribute. So, this means we won’t be able to use this attribute without using expectedExceptions first. Please, read this […]

In this post, we will discuss the expectedExceptions attribute in TestNG. What does the expectedExceptions attribute do? Sometimes, in our test cases, we need to verify whether certain exceptions have occurred. This attribute will help us achieve that. It would take an array of exception classes and check whether that exception has occurred or not.But,

Sometimes we encounter questions like how to run a single test case multiple times? Well, invocationCount is the answer to that question. In this post, we will discuss the invocationCount attribute used with @Test annotation in TestNG. What does this attribute do, or what is the use of invocation count? invocationCount helps in executing a

This post will discuss the dependsOnMethods attribute of the @Test annotation in detail. What does this attribute do? and what is the use of the dependsOnMethods attribute? dependsOnMethods is used on a test case that depends on the execution of another test case. So, the latter test case will be executed first as its execution

@Test annotation has many attributes, and enabled is also one of them. In this post, we will discuss the enabled attribute in detail. What does the enabled attribute do? When its value is false, that test case won’t be executed. Without using the enabled attribute Let us see how things work without using the enabled attribute first with

@Test annotation has many attributes, and alwaysRun is one of them. In this post, we will discuss the alwaysRun attribute in detail. What is the use of the alwaysRun attribute? What does this attribute do? Well, According to testng documentation. If set to true, this test method will always be run even if it depends