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allows for setting randomization with flags, but also modifies the Options struct to now have two separate values Overall this relates in a much more understandable UI from a user perspective, since the normal case for randomization will be a user just saying “run these out of order please” — and in a rare case they may wish to additionally supply a seed to try to reproduce an older run to trigger the same error condition.
55 строки
1,4 КиБ
Go
55 строки
1,4 КиБ
Go
package godog
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import "io"
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// Options are suite run options
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// flags are mapped to these options.
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//
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// It can also be used together with godog.RunWithOptions
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// to run test suite from go source directly
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//
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// See the flags for more details
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type Options struct {
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// Print step definitions found and exit
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ShowStepDefinitions bool
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// Randomize causes scenarios to be run in random order.
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//
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// Randomizing scenario order is especially helpful for detecting
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// situations where you have state leaking between scenarios, which can
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// cause flickering or fragile tests.
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Randomize bool
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// RandomSeed allows specifying the seed to reproduce the random scenario
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// shuffling from a previous run.
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//
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// When `RandomSeed` is left at the nil value (`0`), but `Randomize`
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// has been set to `true`, then godog will automatically pick a random
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// seed between `1-99999` for ease of specification.
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//
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// If RandomSeed is set to anything other than the default nil value (`0`),
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// then `Randomize = true` will be implied.
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RandomSeed int64
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// Stops on the first failure
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StopOnFailure bool
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// Forces ansi color stripping
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NoColors bool
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// Various filters for scenarios parsed
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// from feature files
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Tags string
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// The formatter name
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Format string
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// Concurrency rate, not all formatters accepts this
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Concurrency int
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// All feature file paths
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Paths []string
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// Where it should print formatter output
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Output io.Writer
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}
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