We have a big environment with a large variety of products. Each of these products can be supported by 50 to 100 servers.
Currently, with WPM, there is no way to tell it that you want it to continue on errors. So, say I have one test that is checking the availability of 10 different servers, if the first server in that list is down, it sends an alert and stops the test. I've no way of knowing the status of the other 9 servers.
We can of course create 10 separate tests, one for each server, but this creates a ton of additional work and maintenance. Each of those tests would have to login to the product, navigate to a particular page and log out.
Having the option to continue after a failure would mean that we only have to login to the product once, go directly to a particular URL on each node for testing and then log out once.
If the password were changed for our test account, it would only have to be updated in 1 test vs 10 (or in reality, 100).
This is a big deal for us and will prevent us from migrating completely to WPM, allowing us to get rid of another product which we are really hoping to do eventually.
Work flow of what we would like to see one day in WPM:
* Login to https://yada.com
* web1 URLOK
* web2 URLOK
* web3 URLOK
* web4 URLERR - generates alert
* web5 URLOK
* Logout of https://yada.com
So, one test vs having to have 5 different tests. This of course will also mean we can monitor our environment with far fewer players. With the current version of WPM, we will need 25+ players to support our environment. With this desired change, we would only need 5.