Currently, if the form submission URL is requested via GET method, the rest of the tests still run, which doesn't make sense. GET requests should be disallowed or cause automatic failure via a new rule. Additionally, a POST request without any fields populated should also probably cause failure, but via a new rule, as running the other tests without data doesn't make much sense.
Currently, if the form submission URL is requested via GET method, the rest of the tests still run, which doesn't make sense. GET requests should be disallowed or cause automatic failure via a new rule. Additionally, a POST request without any fields populated should also probably cause failure, but via a new rule, as running the other tests without data doesn't make much sense.