common test error handler

[Joel Reymont]

How do yo make sure that bits created in init_per_testcase are cleaned up even if the test itself fails?

It appears that end_per_testcase is not called in case of error. Am I right?

        Thanks, Joel

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[Joel Reymont]

To be more precise, it appears that end_per_testcase is not called on a time trap, e.g.

suite() ->
    [{timetrap, {seconds, 60}}].

Is this expected behavior?

On Aug 1, 2011, at 4:15 PM, Joel Reymont wrote:

> How do yo make sure that bits created in init_per_testcase are cleaned up even if the test itself fails?
>
> It appears that end_per_testcase is not called in case of error. Am I right?

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[Vincenzo Maggio]

Hello,
I'm fairly new to Erlang, so I don't know yet test suite behaviour, but my here's my two cents: use a try/catch block.