Joonas Kuisma

Hi, thanks for your observations! Have you tested this with the latest Pabot 5.0.0 version? The issue was addressed there, so the problem described by @OkuRobot should no longer occur....

Hi @DanielEzequias ! Could you use --ordering option? If you take rows which startwith --suite keyword from .pabotsuitenames file, copy them to order.txt file and group them with curly brackets...

I think that the correct syntax to order.txt is: ``` { --suite Main.Individuals.Yahoo --suite Main.Individuals.Google } { --suite Main.Enterprise.Amazon --suite Main.Enterprise.Github } ```

Hi @anshoo27 ! The BrowserStack SDK appears to be a third-party tool that internally invokes tools like Pabot or Robot. As you mentioned, using Robot or Pabot directly works fine...

## Understanding `--argumentfile[N]` in Pabot Hi @ask-almas ! I explored Pabot's code and tested the `--argumentfile[N]` functionality, where `N` is a sequentially increasing positive integer. Technically, there doesn't seem to...

Additionally, if the number of `--argumentfile` instances is large, the resulting log file can quickly become cluttered. I tested this with my own dataset containing eight suites and a total...

Hi @luprochazka-cen63872 ! I investigated and debugged the issue, and unfortunately the `--ordering` file option does not currently support this kind of use case, and implementing such support would be...

If you mean that within each `argumentfileX` group, the **first test case of the group must be executed before the others in the same group**, then the ordering file should...

For me it seems that it would be good to split that one test case at least to two separate test cases: install & Log in. Then you don't need...

Hi! Unfortunately, pabot’s `#DEPENDS` only handles the execution order. It doesn’t have any intelligence to automatically skip a test if its dependency fails — for that, you’ll need to use...