Galasactl runs prepare
galasactl runs prepare¶
prepares a list of tests
Synopsis¶
Prepares a list of tests from a test catalog providing specific overrides if required
Options¶
--append Append tests to existing portfolio
--bundle strings bundles of which tests will be selected from, bundles are selected if the name contains this string, or if --regex is specified then matches the regex
--class strings test class names to run from the specified stream or portfolio. The format of each entry is {osgi-bundle-name}/{java-class-name}. Multiple values can be supplied using a comma-separated list of values, or by using multiple instances of the --class flag. Java class names are fully qualified. No .class suffix is needed.
--gherkin strings Gherkin feature file URL. Should start with 'file://'.
-h, --help Displays the options for the 'runs prepare' command.
--override strings overrides to be sent with the tests (overrides in the portfolio will take precedence)
--package strings packages of which tests will be selected from, packages are selected if the name contains this string, or if --regex is specified then matches the regex
-p, --portfolio string portfolio to add tests to
--regex Test selection is performed by using regex
-s, --stream string test stream to extract the tests from
--tag strings tags of which tests will be selected from, tags are selected if the name contains this string, or if --regex is specified then matches the regex
--test strings test names which will be selected if the name contains this string, or if --regex is specified then matches the regex
Options inherited from parent commands¶
-b, --bootstrap string Bootstrap URL. Should start with 'http://' or 'file://'. If it starts with neither, it is assumed to be a fully-qualified path. If missing, it defaults to use the 'bootstrap.properties' file in your GALASA_HOME. Example: http://example.com/bootstrap, file:///user/myuserid/.galasa/bootstrap.properties , file://C:/Users/myuserid/.galasa/bootstrap.properties
--galasahome string Path to a folder where Galasa will read and write files and configuration settings. The default is '${HOME}/.galasa'. This overrides the GALASA_HOME environment variable which may be set instead.
-l, --log string File to which log information will be sent. Any folder referred to must exist. An existing file will be overwritten. Specify "-" to log to stderr. Defaults to not logging.
--rate-limit-retries int The maximum number of retries that should be made when requests to the Galasa Service fail due to rate limits being exceeded. Must be a whole number. Defaults to 3 retries (default 3)
--rate-limit-retry-backoff-secs float The amount of time in seconds to wait before retrying a command if it failed due to rate limits being exceeded. Defaults to 1 second. (default 1)
SEE ALSO¶
- galasactl runs - Manage test runs in the ecosystem