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The JUnit run configuration has options to run a test repeatedly: given number of executions, until failure, ... ![image](https://github.com/kotest/kotest-intellij-plugin/assets/6025422/6aed7de8-4442-446e-af20-c94f98c23e86) KoTest run configuration do not have this option.

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Not surprisingly, it's going to be hard to work out, and this is partly a note to self to try and solve, but: Given these reusable tests: ```kotlin interface Dependency...

Evident usages of K1 api (resolve) are migrated

Currently, the kotest idea plugin doesn't support custom test styles. It would be nice if at the very least, a run arrow was shown for the custom test style classes.

Sometimes it's not possible to install plugin using IntelliJ plugin marketplace, but the releases section to download binary and install from it is also missing. Could you please add Releases...

Kotlin version: 1.9.22, 1.9.23, 2.0.22 Kotest version: 5.9.1 Kotest IntelliJ plugin version: 1.3.13-IC-2024.1.1 Intellij IDEA CE version: 2024.2.2 I clone the kotest-example-multiplatform project, and try to run commonTest using gutter...

Would it be possible for the kotest plugin to provide its own breadcrumbs? When using FreeSpec, the default kotlin breadcrumbs become just a number of anonymous lambdas shown as "{...}"....

I have a class like this ``` class SampleTest( .... ): SpringFunSpec({ val importedContext = ImportedContext(....) include(importedContext.context) // Other tests }) ``` Where the importedContext.context is a factory that looks...