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Support parameterized-tests parameter #274

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kozaxinan opened this issue Sep 17, 2021 · 2 comments
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Support parameterized-tests parameter #274

kozaxinan opened this issue Sep 17, 2021 · 2 comments

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@kozaxinan
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kozaxinan commented Sep 17, 2021

Flank supports parameterized-tests parameters.

4 values are possible; default, ignore-all, shard-into-single and shard-into-multiple.

### parameterized-tests
## Specifies how to handle tests which contain the parameterization annotation.
## 4 options are available
## default: treat Parameterized tests as normal and shard accordingly
## ignore-all: Parameterized tests are ignored and not sharded
## shard-into-single: Parameterized tests are collected and put into a single shard
## shard-into-multiple: Parameterized tests are collected and sharded into different shards based upon matching names. (Experimental)
## Note: If left blank default is used. Default usage may result in significant increase/difference of shard times observed
## Note: If shard-into-single is used, a single additional shard is created that will run the Parameterized tests separately.
## Note: If shard-into-multiple is used, each parameterized test will be matched by its corresponding name and sharded into a separate shard.
##       This may dramatically increase the amount of expected shards depending upon how many parameterized tests are discovered.
# parameterized-tests: default
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The formatting looks funny! But PRs welcome!

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Opps markdown 😄 PR might come if I can find time.

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