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Can we specify the integration folder on the command line instead of updating the cypress.json ?

Open tchiaspko opened this issue 3 years ago • 3 comments

Running find-cypress-specs sometimes produce too big a result.

i would like to run find-cypress-spec on a subset of the integration folder.

However the only way i can reduce the output is by temporarily updating the integrationFolder and testFiles setting in cypress.json

Can we have a command line parameter that overrides the cypress.json setting so we can point to the folder to start searching specs?

Thank you

tchiaspko avatar Jan 16 '22 20:01 tchiaspko

Hmm probably I would be open to a PR that adds this feature

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On Jan 16, 2022, at 15:58, Tony Chia @.***> wrote:

 Running find-cypress-specs sometimes produce too big a result.

i would like to run find-cypress-spec on a subset of the integration folder.

However the only way i can reduce the output is by temporarily updating the integrationFolder and testFiles setting in cypress.json

Can we have a command line parameter that overrides the cypress.json setting so we can point to the folder to start searching specs?

Thank you

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bahmutov avatar Jan 16 '22 21:01 bahmutov

+1 to this. Thanks!

diiiefiend avatar Jan 05 '23 03:01 diiiefiend

+1 to this. Thanks!

stokrattt avatar May 31 '23 10:05 stokrattt