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How to use pause method of com.intuit.karate.debug.DebugThread class

Best Karate code snippet using com.intuit.karate.debug.DebugThread.pause

...53    private final Map<Integer, Boolean> stepModes = new HashMap();54    public final DapServerHandler handler;55    private boolean stepIn;56    private boolean stepBack;57    private boolean paused;58    private boolean interrupted;59    private boolean stopped;60    private boolean errored;61    private final String appenderPrefix;62    private LogAppender appender = LogAppender.NO_OP;63    public DebugThread(Thread thread, DapServerHandler handler) {64        id = thread.getId();65        name = thread.getName();66        appenderPrefix = "[" + name + "] ";67        this.thread = thread;68        this.handler = handler;69    }70    protected void pause() {71        paused = true;72    }73    private boolean stop(String reason) {74        return stop(reason, null);75    }76    private boolean stop(String reason, String description) {77        handler.stopEvent(id, reason, description);78        stopped = true;79        synchronized (this) {80            try {81                wait();82            } catch (Exception e) {83                logger.warn("thread error: {}", e.getMessage());84                interrupted = true;85                return false; // exit all the things86            }87        }88        handler.continueEvent(id);89        // if we reached here - we have "resumed"90        // the stepBack logic is a little faulty and can only be called BEFORE beforeStep() (yes 2 befores)91        if (stepBack) { // don't clear flag yet !92            getContext().getExecutionUnit().stepBack();93            return false; // abort and do not execute step !94        }95        if (stopped) {96            getContext().getExecutionUnit().stepReset();97            return false;98        }99        return true;100    }101    protected void resume() {102        stopped = false;103        handler.evaluatePreStep(getContext());104        for (DebugThread dt : handler.THREADS.values()) {105            synchronized (dt) {106                dt.notify();107            }108        }109    }110    @Override111    public boolean beforeScenario(Scenario scenario, ScenarioContext context) {112        long frameId = handler.nextFrameId();113        stack.push(frameId);114        handler.FRAMES.put(frameId, context);115        if (context.callDepth == 0) {116            handler.THREADS.put(id, this);117        }118        appender = context.appender;119        context.logger.setAppender(this); // wrap       120        return true;121    }122    @Override123    public void afterScenario(ScenarioResult result, ScenarioContext context) {124        stack.pop();125        if (context.callDepth == 0) {126            handler.THREADS.remove(id);127        }128        context.logger.setAppender(appender); // unwrap        129    }130    @Override131    public boolean beforeStep(Step step, ScenarioContext context) {132        if (interrupted) {133            return false;134        }135        if (paused) {136            paused = false;137            return stop("pause");138        } else if (errored) {139            errored = false; // clear the flag else the debugger will never move past this step140            if (isStepMode()) {141                // allow user to skip this step even if it is broken142                context.getExecutionUnit().stepProceed();143                return false;144            } else {145                // rewind and stop so that user can re-try this step after hot-fixing it146                context.getExecutionUnit().stepReset();147                return false;               148            }149        } else if (stepBack) {150            stepBack = false;151            return stop("step");...

pause

Using AI Code Generation

1DebugThread.pause()2DebugUtils.pause()3DebugUtils.pause('This is a message')4DebugUtils.pause('This is a message', 10000)5DebugUtils.pause(10000)6DebugUtils.pause(10000, true)7DebugUtils.pause(10000, 'This is a message', true)8DebugUtils.pause(10000, 'This is a message', true, true)9DebugUtils.pause(10000, 'This is a message', true, true, true)10DebugUtils.pause(10000, 'This is a message', true, true, true, true)11DebugUtils.pause(10000, 'This is a message', true, true, true, true, true)

pause

Using AI Code Generation

1* debug.pause()2* debug.pause()3* debug.pause()4* debug.pause()5* debug.pause()6* debug.pause()7* debug.pause()8* debug.pause()9* debug.pause()10* debug.pause()11* debug.pause()12* debug.pause()13* debug.pause()14* debug.pause()15* debug.pause()16* debug.pause()17* debug.pause()18* debug.pause()19* debug.pause()20* debug.pause()21* debug.pause()22* debug.pause()23* debug.pause()24* debug.pause()25* debug.pause()26* debug.pause()27* debug.pause()28* debug.pause()29* debug.pause()30* debug.pause()31* debug.pause()32* debug.pause()33* debug.pause()34* debug.pause()35* debug.pause()36* debug.pause()37* debug.pause()38* debug.pause()39* debug.pause()40* debug.pause()41* debug.pause()42* debug.pause()

pause

Using AI Code Generation

1* def result = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature1.feature')2* pause('pause1', result)3* def result2 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature2.feature')4* pause('pause2', result2)5* def result3 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature3.feature')6* pause('pause3', result3)7* def result4 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature4.feature')8* pause('pause4', result4)9* def result5 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature5.feature')10* pause('pause5', result5)11* def result6 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature6.feature')12* pause('pause6', result6)13* def result7 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature7.feature')14* pause('pause7', result7)15* def result8 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature8.feature')16* pause('pause8', result8)17* def result9 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature9.feature')18* pause('pause9', result9)19* def result10 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature10.feature')20* pause('pause10', result10)21* def result11 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature11.feature')22* pause('pause11', result11)23* def result12 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature12.feature')24* pause('pause12', result12)25* def result13 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature13.feature')26* pause('pause13', result13)27* def result14 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature14.feature')28* pause('pause14', result14)29* def result15 = karate.call('classpath:com/intuit/karate/debug/feature15.feature')

pause

Using AI Code Generation

1* pause('this is a message')2* pause('this is a message', foo)3* pause('this is a message', foo)4    * pause('this is a message')5        at com.intuit.karate.debug.DebugThread.pause(DebugThread.java:54)6        at com.intuit.karate.debug.DebugUtils.pause(DebugUtils.java:30)7        at ✽.pause('this is a message')(file:karate/src/test/java/features/debug.feature:7)8    * pause('this is a message', foo)9        at com.intuit.karate.debug.DebugThread.pause(DebugThread.java:54)10        at com.intuit.karate.debug.DebugUtils.pause(DebugUtils.java:30)11        at ✽.pause('this is a message', foo)(file:karate/src/test/java/features/debug.feature:11)12    * pause('this is a message', foo)13        at com.intuit.karate.debug.DebugThread.pause(DebugThread.java:54)14        at com.intuit.karate.debug.DebugUtils.pause(DebugUtils.java:30)15        at ✽.pause('this is a message', foo)(file:karate/src/test/java/features/debug.feature:16)

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