By default, Robot Framework will execute <i>every</i> test.<br>But sometimes tests are interdependent - in the event of a failed login, for example, it is impossible to successfully complete the subsequent tests.<br>If this option is active, Robot Framework will <b>immediately stop</b> the suite execution if a test fails. <br>The results of subsequent tests (which would have failed) will then not be passed to Checkmk; depending on the discovery settings,their results will either be <b>missing</b> (if within a suite result) or the services generated for them will <b>go stale</b>.<br> <br><b>Important note</b>: this is where Robotmk deviates from Robot Framework behavior. The HTML log will still contain the omitted tests and show them as <tt>FAIL</tt> (even though they were not executed).<br>See also "<a href="http://robotframework.org/robotframework/latest/RobotFrameworkUserGuide.html#stopping-when-first-test-case-fails" target="_blank">How to stop a suite when the first test fails</a>".
デフォルトでは、Robot Frameworkは<i>すべての</i>テストを実行します。<br>しかし、テストが相互に依存している場合もあります。例えば、ログインに失敗した場合、その後のテストを成功させることは不可能です。<br>このオプションを有効にすると、テストが失敗した場合、Robot Frameworkは<b>直ちに</b>スイートの実行を停止します。<br>その後のテスト結果(不合格)は、Checkmkに渡されません; ディスカバリーの設定によっては、その結果は(スイートの結果の中にある場合)<b>欠落</b> するか、そのために生成されたサービスが<b>陳腐化</b>します。<br> <br><b>重要</b>: ここがRobotmkがRobotフレームワークの動作から逸脱している点です。HTMLログには省略されたテストが残り、(実行されなかったにもかかわらず) <tt>FAIL</tt> と表示されます。<br> "<a href="http://robotframework.org/robotframework/latest/RobotFrameworkUserGuide.html#stopping-when-first-test-case-fails" target="_blank">How to stop a suite when the first test fails</a>"も参照のこと。
By default, Robot Framework will execute <i>every</i> test.<br>But sometimes tests are interdependent - in the event of a failed login, for example, it is impossible to successfully complete the subsequent tests.<br>If this option is active, Robot Framework will <b>immediately stop</b> the suite execution if a test fails. <br>The results of subsequent tests (which would have failed) will then not be passed to Checkmk; depending on the discovery settings,their results will either be <b>missing</b> (if within a suite result) or the services generated for them will <b>go stale</b>.<br> <br><b>Important note</b>: this is where Robotmk deviates from Robot Framework behavior. The HTML log will still contain the omitted tests and show them as <tt>FAIL</tt> (even though they were not executed).<br>See also "<a href="http://robotframework.org/robotframework/latest/RobotFrameworkUserGuide.html#stopping-when-first-test-case-fails" target="_blank">How to stop a suite when the first test fails</a>".