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Running tests in parallel
See original GitHub issueI’m not sure if it’ll work but if I group feature files based on the tags and run the cypress command in background then they should save time to run all the tests
npx cypress-tags run -e TAGS='@group1' &
group1=$!
npx cypress-tags run -e TAGS='@group2' &
group2=$!
npx cypress-tags run -e TAGS='@group3' &
group3=$!
wait $group1; wait $group2; wait $group4
I was wondering if we can have some feature, where we can give some configuration to run tests in parallel. Like number of parallel tasks, or max tests per task. In background, if this plugin can collect all the scenarios, group them as per the given configuration, and run the cypress command in parallel.
Please let me know your view.
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@Francllin I’ve created another framework which works almost in same way. But internally it allows to run tests in parallel. I’ll update on that soon.
I believe this is right thread to discuss about cytorus. However, I’ve not tried with github pipeline yet. With free account, I’m not sure if I can test it better. But you can give it a try. Here, is the test-repository if you want to save time to create tests.