Тест по TestNG (en). Часть 7

retry

onTestFailure

onTestSkipped

onTestStart

By using the @Ignore annotation

By using the @SkipTest annotation

By commenting out the test method

Test methods cannot be ignored in TestNG

@AfterSuite

@AfterTest

@AfterClass

@AfterMethod

Yes, by modifying the TestNG configuration file

Yes, by using CSS stylesheets

No, TestNG HTML reports have a fixed format

Customizing the appearance requires a separate reporting plugin

@BeforeSuite

@BeforeTest

@BeforeClass

@BeforeMethod

By using the @DependsOnMethods annotation

By specifying the order in the testng.xml file

By using the @Test(priority) annotation

TestNG does not provide options for defining test dependencies

It specifies the project dependencies

It defines the test suites and test cases

It configures the build tools

TestNG does not require a configuration file

It locates and initializes elements on a web page

It defines the URL of the web page being tested

It verifies the presence of an element on a web page

It captures screenshots during test execution

@AfterEach

@Teardown

@AfterTest

@AfterMethod

Yes, but only one BeforeClass can be executed per test class

Yes, all BeforeClass annotations will be executed before the entire test suite

No, TestNG does not allow multiple BeforeClass annotations in a class

No, BeforeClass annotations can only be used once in a test class

Yes, you can have multiple base classes in a test suite

No, TestNG only allows one base class per test suite

Yes, but only if the base classes have the same setup and teardown methods

No, TestNG does not support multiple base classes

To provide a summary of test execution results

To display detailed information about each test method

To identify test failures and errors

All of the above

testng-junit

testng-core

testng-annotations

testng-suite

The test is marked as a failure, and the test execution stops

The failed assertion is logged, but the test execution continues

Soft assertions do not fail; they always pass

The test is marked as a warning, and the test execution continues

By using the javac command

By using the java command with the TestNG jar file

By using the mvn test command with Maven

TestNG tests cannot be executed from the command line

It runs after every test method in a test class

It runs after the entire test suite

It runs before every test method in a test class

It runs after every test method in a test suite

To skip the execution of specific test methods

To exclude certain test classes from the test suite

To disable assertions in test methods

To mark tests as incomplete or work in progress