How can I define which tests are completed and ready to run in the suite vs scripts still in dev

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How do I define the set of tests that I want to run. In Alchemy UI I have the concept of a Suite, and inside that Suite are tests, functions, sites, execution packages, environments, data, imported suites, and intergrations. Let’s say for example I have 20 test scripts for a “Smoke Test” complete and in a Suite called “Smoke”. I am also working on new tests in the “Smoke” suite, ongoing, as subsequent releases expose more features to test. Is there a way to tag the tests in the suite as “Ready”, so that only they will run?

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Posted by DaveyC (Questions: 4, Answers: 2)

Asked on June 15, 2023 3:18 pm

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Your test state under test settings can control that. The State can one of the following values

Action: Tests in this state run by default during execution
Development: Indicate a test is still under development. Tests in development do not run by default. They can be executed by passing the -rd flag to the command line
Quarantine: Indicates a test was marked as completed but is causing errors during execution. Tests in quarantine do not run by default. They can be executed by passing the -rq flag to the command line
Interactive: Indicates a test is only meant to be run in interactive mode out of the UI. This test will NOT be generated
Disabled: Indicates a test is not meant to be run at all. This test will NOT be generated

Hope this helps

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