Add support for --spec CLI option #167
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As an alternative to -d, you can pass spec file paths (just like you would in Cypress). If --spec is present, it will use that to determine which tests to run. Resolves tnicola#155
IkaroSantos
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Hi guys, thank you for your update, it's very useful. When will it be merged? |
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@IkaroSantos @ryanolson-aumni hey there, any updates on this one? could really use it, because even if all test suites in directory pass, build fails because not all found specs provide results. Thanks, appreciate it! |
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@ryanolson-aumni @IkaroSantos can we have this PR merged please? |
tnicola
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Nov 30, 2023
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As an alternative to -d, you can pass spec file paths (just like you would in Cypress). If --spec is present, it will use that to determine which tests to run.
Resolves #155