[Metricbeat] Mocked Tests: Do not halt if doc check fails #11780
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With the current behaviour, tests halt if doc checks can't find a field and the
-expected.jsonfile is not written. With this change, the file is written at least, helping identifying the issue.@ruflin I was wondering if descriptive errors which leads to the solution to developers and contributors are a way to go as a general rule. In this particular context, I was about to write a very long and descriptive error here because I realized that a field that exists in
{module}/{metricset}/_meta/fields.ymlcan still be missing in rootfields.ymland throw an error... which confused me for a while until I thought to try with amake update. WDYT?