Question : how to run failed test
Answered by : obedient-ocelot-5tkogtygmlyl
- 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.
Source : | Last Update : Wed, 13 Jan 21
Question : How to rerun the failed tests again in TestNG?
Answered by : radamel-falcao
● 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.
Source : | Last Update : Wed, 23 Jun 21
Question : how to rerun failed test in testng
Answered by : obedient-ocelot-5tkogtygmlyl
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".
Source : | Last Update : Wed, 13 Jan 21
Question : testng rerun failed tests
Answered by : obedient-ocelot-5tkogtygmlyl
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".
Source : | Last Update : Wed, 13 Jan 21