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Restore back --verbose-rerun-command #951

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priceline-rosenfeld opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 2 comments
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Restore back --verbose-rerun-command #951

priceline-rosenfeld opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 2 comments

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@priceline-rosenfeld
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Since PR #884 that option has been removed, unfortunately.

When running tests in a CI environment, it's useful to be able to rerun the failed test groups, especially when there's a flaky test that will only fail when we run it in within a group. The new --verbose-command will always print the commands in the beginning of the execution, which pollutes a lot the environment, especially when we have thousands of test files. Are there any reasons why --verbose-process-command and --verbose-rerun-command have been combined into --verbose-command?

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grosser commented Apr 25, 2024

afaik just for dev convenience ... ask @adis-io :)

... PR welcome to add it back

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…mmand (#952)

* Restore back options --verbose-process-command and --verbose-rerun-command

implements issue #951

* Reference Github PR in Changelog

* Remove :verbose_command option

It's now just an alias to --verbose-process-command and
--verbose-rerun-command combined.
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Thanks :)

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