Logic Op - Assert
Overview
The Assert operation is used to perform logic checks within the test instance.
The pass/fail results will be written to the check_log for the test instance.
If configured to do so, a failed check will result in the test instance being
aborted.
- Direction: INTERNAL
 - From: N/A
 - To: N/A
 
Attributes
The operation attributes are as follows.
| Attribute | Type | Description | 
|---|---|---|
            type
         | 
        String | 
            eval
         | 
    
            expression
         | 
        String | 
            [Required] The expression to evaluate, typically referencing $v, $i or $g.  
            *This attribute is always evaluated as an expression.*
         | 
    
            pass
         | 
        String | 
            Message to record in the test instance check_log if the expression evaluates true.  
            Message will be logged with status = pass and with text as specified.This message may be specified as an expression. (Default = Assert tested TRUE.)  
         | 
    
            fail
         | 
        String | 
            Message to record in the test instance check_log if the expression evaluates false.  
            Message will be logged with status = fail and with text as specified.This message may be specified as an expression. (Default = Assert tested FALSE.)
         | 
    
            abort
         | 
        String | 
            Message to record in the test instance check_log if the expression evaluates false.  
            Message will be logged with status = abort and with text as specified.The test instance will also be aborted in this case. This message may be specified as an expression.  | 
    
Note: If the abort attribute is present, then the fail attribute is ignored.
Example
This is an example entry within the operations array:
    { 
      "type": "assert", 
      "expression": "$i->{ReleaseCall}{initialCallSegment_cause} > 22", 
      "pass": "{'OK Cause ' . $i->{ReleaseCall}{initialCallSegment_cause} . ', is > 22.'}", 
      "fail": "{'Bad Cause ' . $i->{ReleaseCall}{initialCallSegment_cause} . ', <= 22.'}"
    }
If the returned cause value from the preceding inbound ReleaseCall was > 22 (e.g. 32), then
the following would will be added to the test instance check_log.
{ 
    step: [current step index],
    op_idx: [current operation index], 
    status => "pass", 
    text => "OK Cause 32, is > 22." 
}
If the most recently returned ReleaseCall cause was 20, then the following entry would be
added to the test instance check_log.
{ 
    step: [current step index],
    op_idx: [current operation index], 
    status => "fail", 
    text => "Bad Cause 20, is <= 22." 
}