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cypress run --spec cypress/integration/APP/**/* runs all tests instead of just subfolder APP tests
See original GitHub issueIs this a Feature or Bug?
Bug
Current behavior:
I have two subfolders in my integration folder: cypress/integration/APP/ cypress/integration/API/
When I run
cypress run --spec cypress/integration/APP/**/*
ALL tests run, but I expected that only tests in the APP subfolder would run. Is this a bug or intended behaviour? Doesn’t the --spec flag support globs?
Desired behavior:
Just run tests in cypress/integration/APP/ subfolder The --spec feature would be really useful if I could run all tests in different subfolders so I could manually distribute tests across machines.
Steps to reproduce:
cypress run --spec cypress/integration/SUBFOLDER/**/*
Versions
cypress 3.0.1 on Mac OS 10.13.4
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:8 (4 by maintainers)
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@silversteez @maximilianschmid try adding single quotes around the spec glob or use an equals sign…
You should see new output we added in 3.0 that specifies Specs and Searched
Specs being the specs that will be run Searched being what Cypress used to search for the specs
What is printed in these fields in the console output?
You can run different subfolders by passing multiple globs to the spec argument like: