In Protractor, there is a "global set up" method called onPrepare()
, but I'm not completely sure what is meant to be a "global tear down" - there are three relevant methods: onCleanUp
, onComplete
and afterLaunch
that are all called after a test execution.
Why does protractor
have three methods called after a test run? What is the difference between onCleanUp
, onComplete
and afterLaunch
?
I've also noticed that there is an "exit" event that we can attach a callback to (example here):
protractor.on('exit', function (status) {
});
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