Open MaxAllianov opened 2 years ago
Hello @bahmutov, could you please take a look?
I appreciate your time
I would like to see more explanation of what you want to see vs what happens now. And a pull request if possible
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On Feb 15, 2022, at 05:03, MaxAllianov @.***> wrote:
Hello @bahmutov, could you please take a look?
I appreciate your time
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Thank you for your answer!
Currently, cypress-repeat has 3 options: 1) only n argument 2) Until passes 3) Rerun only failed Specs
"n" — stops repeating the tests on first spec failure "Until passes" — stops repeating the spec on first success "Rerun only failed Specs" — stops repeating the spec on the first success (or when there are no failed specs, but its the same in case there is only 1 spec)
The issue is that there is no way to just repeat the test N times. I guess it would be right if only n argument would just repeat the spec n times.
For example, this command should repeat the spec 5 times despite its failure or success:
npx cypress-repeat --spec "**/myTest.spec.js" -n 5
This feature would be useful to have to make some sort of stability tests. In my case, this feature would be useful to make n purchases at an online store for further tests
Thank you in advance!
I know this is a tad outdated, but I solved your problem @MaxAllianov locally since I was needing the same thing. @bahmutov not sure if it's worth a PR since it's not entirely fleshed out as well as it could be. But I'm using something like this in the index.js
.
const args = arg(
{
'-n': Number,
'--until-passes': Boolean,
'--rerun-failed-only': Boolean,
'--force': Boolean,
},
{ permissive: true },
)
const force = '--force' in args ? args['--force'] : false
if (testResults.status === 'finished') {
if (force) {
if (isLastRun) {
process.exit(0)
}
} else {
if (untilPasses) {
finally npx cypress-repeat run -n 3 --force --reporter mochawesome --headless --config-file cypress.config.ts --spec 'cypress/e2e/platform/**/*'
I'm trying to use the cypress-repeat command to create a bulk of purchases at the online store for further tests. It happens that tests failed due to specific reasons, but I need to keep new test suites repeats moving forward.
It would be wonderful to have a feature like this