Below is code snippet where i am reading a log file and grepping the failed testcase, then if the failed testcase is also mentioned in the reference file (/icd/eps2/kaakash_p4/readSyntechScript/failedTest) then need to ignore testcase. But, i want to modify this code for more than 1 testcase, kindly help as i am new to perl

Note: utils commands are in-house package, please ignore

my $results = '';
    my $cmd = "ls /icd/eps2/kaakash_p4/readSyntechScript/testsuites_re
+port* | tail -1";
    utils::execCommand(Command => $cmd, Results => \$results);
    chomp($results);
    my @reportContents = utils::getFileContents("$results");
    my ($failedTest) = grep { /FAIL/ } @reportContents;
    $failedTest =~ /\|\s+(\w+)/g;
    my $failedTestsuite= $1;
    chomp ($failedTestsuite);
    print "Failed Testsuite = $failedTestsuite\n";

    my $ignoreTestFile = "/icd/eps2/kaakash_p4/readSyntechScript/faile
+dTest";
    my @ignoreContents = utils::getFileContents("$ignoreTestFile");
    my $referenceFailedTest = $ignoreContents[0];
    chomp($referenceFailedTest);
    print "Reference Failed Testsuite = $referenceFailedTest\n";

    if ("$failedTestsuite" eq "$referenceFailedTest") {
      print "ignore testcase";
    }

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2021-04-18 Retitled by Discipulus, as per Monastery guidelines

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