Xavier Morel
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Succeeds #140464 Misunderstood `had_failure` and should not have reused it, its goal is to avoid eagerly aborting some JS tests -- specifically the unit test suites -- while still logging errors normally (useful when watching interactively, or for the runbot's own reporting). So the *checks* added on `had_failure` should in fact be checks on `_result.exception()`, and as it turns out on `_result.done()`: if a tour is already marked as successful we can't fail it either. So we should not, we should log an error (to notify the caller / runbot) and then bail. While #140464 did improve some things, we could still lose legit errors and get pages of unhelpful `InvalidStateError` if a tour would succeed *then* failures would occur, as the guard only checked that the tour had already failed. closes odoo/odoo#141815 X-original-commit: 87fcf66203dcbd281470285d648365d33d0e2fca Signed-off-by: Xavier Morel (xmo) <xmo@odoo.com>
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