The testing framework that I am working on is based on Cucumber and Selenium in Java. The codebase contains a lot of base/common methods that perform certain actions and these methods throw checked exceptions (for operations such as File Reading or Parsing JSON payloads) – the checked exceptions in these methods are not handled using a try-catch block and are instead just thrown.

The testing framework that I am working on is based on Cucumber and Selenium in Java. The codebase contains a lot of base/common methods that perform certain actions and these methods throw checked exceptions (for operations such as File Reading or Parsing JSON payloads) – the checked exceptions in these methods are not handled using a try-catch block and are instead just thrown.

The testing framework that I am working on is based on Cucumber and Selenium in Java. The codebase contains a lot of base/common methods that perform certain actions and these methods throw checked exceptions (for operations such as File Reading or Parsing JSON payloads) – the checked exceptions in these methods are not handled using a try-catch block and are instead just thrown.

The testing framework that I am working on is based on Cucumber and Selenium in Java. The codebase contains a lot of base/common methods that perform certain actions and these methods throw checked exceptions (for operations such as File Reading or Parsing JSON payloads) – the checked exceptions in these methods are not handled using a try-catch block and are instead just thrown.

The testing framework that I am working on is based on Cucumber and Selenium in Java. The codebase contains a lot of base/common methods that perform certain actions and these methods throw checked exceptions (for operations such as File Reading or Parsing JSON payloads) – the checked exceptions in these methods are not handled using a try-catch block and are instead just thrown.