KeywordUtil.markFailed and -markFailedAndStop throws exception

[kazurayam]

@jussi.mervio

You may prefer KeywordLogger class to KeywordUtil.

KeywordUtil.markFailed method

I believe I found a solution for such a problem. There is a class called KeywordLogger, which can write into a log. So just create an instance of it and call logFailed() method. KeywordLogger log = new KeywordLogger() log.logFailed("Failed 1") log.logFailed("Failed 2") log.logFailed("Failed 3") There are 3 FAILED level logs after execution. And that’s it.

KeywordLogger just logs a message without stack trace.