- I use a cucumber plugin that is called "rerun",
which allows me to run ONLY failed test cases.
- How did I achieve that is:	- I created a second runner class and name it FailedTestRunner which dedicated to running only failed scenarios.	- Let's say I have 100 tests running in the first run and ten of those tests are failed.	- If we implemented "rerun" structure correctly, all of the failed tests are going to be stored in "rerun.txt"	- Our "FailedTestRunner" class will be pointing to "rerun.txt", and when we run it, it will only run those failed tests.

● In my TestNG framework, failed tests are reported
in the testng_failed_.xml file in the targetfolder.
● We can add this file in the pom file so that maven
will try to run the failed tests every time.
● If will only run when there are failures in the test.

I would use testng-failed.xml file to execute
failed test cases
1. After the first run of an automated test run.
Right click on Project and click on Refresh
2. A folder will be generated named
“test-output” folder. Inside “test-output”
folder, you could find “testng-failed.xml”
3. Run “testng-failed.xml” to execute
the failed test cases again. Right-click
on this file and click on run as and
select the option called "testNG suite".

1. After the first run of an automated test run.
Right click on Project and click on Refresh
2. A folder will be generated named
“test-output” folder. Inside “test-output”
folder, you could find “testng-failed.xml”
3. Run “testng-failed.xml” to execute
the failed test cases again. Right-click
on this file and click on run as and
select the option called "testNG suite".