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I am using selenium-side-runner for automated testing with .side files containing multiple test cases. I've noticed that when a test case fails (e.g., due to a timeout), selenium-side-runner continues to execute the remaining test cases and only retries the failed ones after all tests have been completed. This behavior is observed when, for example, the second test case in a series of three fails; the runner completes the third test before retrying the second.
Is there a way to configure selenium-side-runner to retry a failed test case immediately instead of waiting until all other tests have finished? I'm looking for functionality that would allow for an immediate retry of a test upon failure, which could be crucial for continuous integration environments where immediate feedback is essential.
Thank you for any guidance or suggestions you can provide!
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Immediate Retry Mechanism for Failed Test Cases in selenium-side-runner
Immediate retry for failed test cases in selenium-side-runner
Aug 2, 2024
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I am using selenium-side-runner for automated testing with .side files containing multiple test cases. I've noticed that when a test case fails (e.g., due to a timeout), selenium-side-runner continues to execute the remaining test cases and only retries the failed ones after all tests have been completed. This behavior is observed when, for example, the second test case in a series of three fails; the runner completes the third test before retrying the second.
Is there a way to configure selenium-side-runner to retry a failed test case immediately instead of waiting until all other tests have finished? I'm looking for functionality that would allow for an immediate retry of a test upon failure, which could be crucial for continuous integration environments where immediate feedback is essential.
Thank you for any guidance or suggestions you can provide!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: