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As example code engineer (internally) and customer (externally), I want a way to recursively execute all tests from a top-level directory using a single command (e.g. a language-specific test framework command, or a collection of commands located in shell script).
Did you say ALL tests?
Yes, but with a caveat: tests that are:
automation-friendly
currently working without intermittent failures.
You can isolate tests that fit the above criteria using tags (see Section 2 in this epic for more tag info).
What is "automation-friendly"?
This refers to tests are can be executed remotely in an Isengard account with no previous setup required. This would include both unit tests and integration tests.
Acceptance criteria
I know this is done when:
I can demonstrate that all tests can be executed on your machine from the CLI (verify this) from the top-level.
A single test command (or bash script containing tests) can invoke all tests successfully
Any updated test steps are updated in the README
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
User story
As example code engineer (internally) and customer (externally), I want a way to recursively execute all tests from a top-level directory using a single command (e.g. a language-specific test framework command, or a collection of commands located in shell script).
Did you say ALL tests?
Yes, but with a caveat: tests that are:
You can isolate tests that fit the above criteria using tags (see Section 2 in this epic for more tag info).
What is "automation-friendly"?
This refers to tests are can be executed remotely in an Isengard account with no previous setup required. This would include both unit tests and integration tests.
Acceptance criteria
I know this is done when:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: