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Create a more granular sub STEP for Slash tests.
Some scenarios can be long and complex, but you still want to have them as a single logical test. Steps allow to document subsections of a test, and also provide some handy hooks to perform actions inside a test (such as validations).
To continue the microwave example from Slash's docs:
from slash import g
from slash_step import STEP, hooks
@hooks.step_end.register
def measure_temperature():
if g.microwave.temperature > 180:
logger.warn("Microwave is over heating!")
def test_cook_chicken():
with STEP("Defrost chicken"):
# ...
with STEP("Cook"):
# ...
with STEP("Eat"):
# Yum...
assert g.chicken.is_cooked()
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