Serenity-core: Property <ignoreFailureInStories> isn't configurable

Created on 29 Aug 2016  Â·  7Comments  Â·  Source: serenity-bdd/serenity-core

Hello @wakaleo ,
I'm using Serenity+Jbehave and I need to change ignore.failure.in.stories property.
I tried to put this parameter into serenity.property file. But it's not help.
Also I've tried -DignoreFailureInStories=true. The result was the same.

Could you please give me advice how I can change this parameter?

Serenity version: 1.1.36
Serenity jbehave plugin version: 1.13.0

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Beware, the right property name is: ignore.failures.in.stories

In the discussion the s on failures is missing.

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Either of those options should work - where is your serenity.properties file placed?

Thank you for reply!
It's placed in the resources folder.

2016-09-06 16:53 GMT+03:00 John Ferguson Smart [email protected]:

Either of those options should work - where is your serenity.properties
file placed?

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Did we have any resolution around this issue ?
I'm using the following versions and still seeing the same issue.
Serenity version: 1.1.37-rc.6
Serenity jbehave plugin version: 1.13.0
The bamboo job will stop the maven execution if there is a story failure.

Setting ignore.failures.in.stories to true should work, either at the
command line (-Dignore.failure.in.stories=true) or in the
serenity.properties file. If this is not working for you, could you provide
a sample project that reproduces the issue?

On 2 November 2016 at 00:35, subhadipbose [email protected] wrote:

Did we have any resolution around this issue ?
I'm using the following versions and still seeing the same issue.
Serenity version: 1.1.37-rc.6
Serenity jbehave plugin version: 1.13.0
The bamboo job will stop the maven execution if there is a story failure.

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Beware, the right property name is: ignore.failures.in.stories

In the discussion the s on failures is missing.

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Beware, the right property name is: ignore.failures.in.stories

In the discussion the s on failures is missing.

That's not correct. See this.

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