Allow user to run a subset of pack tests using st2-run-pack-tests script #4464
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st2-run-pack-tests scripts. For example: 1. Run all tests in a file (module): st2-run-pack-tests -j -x -p contrib/packs/ -m test_action_download 2. Run a single test class st2-run-pack-tests -j -x -p contrib/packs/ -m test_action_download:DownloadGitRepoActionTestCase 3. Run a single test class method st2-run-pack-tests -j -x -p contrib/packs/ -m test_action_download:DownloadGitRepoActionTestCase.test_run_pack_download
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Documentation change is available at StackStorm/st2docs#826. |
This directory is unused since v3.0.0.
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Dec 4, 2018
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This pull request adds new
-fflag to thest2-run-pack-testsscript which allows users to run a subset of tests from a particular file.For example:
Before those change it was only possible to run all the tests from a particular pack which was rather slow and time consuming when working on a specific test.