Solution
The easiest way to achieve that is to use
Sequence File Callbacks . In this particular case, the
SequenceFilePostResultListEntry Engine Callback can help. It is executed
after each step Result container is copied to the ResultList .
In this case, the callback sequence is very simple. It is just a
statement step with the following setup:
Precondition:
Parameters.Step.Result.Status == "Skipped"
Expression:
Parameters.DiscardResult = True
This way, after the Result was written, the
precondition is checked, seeing if the step was skipped or not.
If it was skipped, the logged Results get deleted from the
ResultList.
Donwload the attached example and open the sequencefile with the
Sequenceeditor. In order to succesfully run it, go to
Edit->Sequence File Properties. In the
Advanced tab under
Model File, choose
SequentialModel.seq and confirm with OK. Afterwards inspect and run the
MainSequence with
Execute->Single Pass. Notice that the skipped step is not part of the Report.