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Usage: chr test [<options>]

  Run tests in working directory

Configuration Properties:
  -s, --settings=<settings>  Alternate path for project settings file

Options:
  -bc, --blockchain=<blockchain>
                                Run tests for specified blockchain(s). Can only
                                be a single chain if used together with -m
  -m, --modules=<modules>       Run tests in this module(s) only. Must be the
                                part of the specified modules or its
                                submodules. Comma delimited, will default to
                                all modules either under each selected
                                blockchain or test
  --sql-log                     Log sql expressions
  --tests=<>                    test method pattern
  --use-db / --no-db            If a session towards the configured database
                                should be established
  --test-report                 Generate JUnit XML test reports
  --test-report-dir=<path>      JUnit XML test reports directory (defaults to
                                "build/reports")
  --fail-on-error[=true|false]  Sets test execution to stop on error and
                                override any "failOnError" settings for tests
                                that are in the scope being executed
  -ts, --timestamp              Timestamp on logs
  -h, --help                    Show this message and exit

You can use the test command (chr test) to run the tests specified in the test key in the project config file (chromia.yml).

  • Runs all the tests under the test attribute if the current working directory is where the chromia.yml file exists:
chr test
  • Runs all the tests under the test attribute of a selected Project Settings file:
chr test --settings chromia.yml
  • Runs a specific test module:
chr test --settings chromia.yml --modules test.data_test
  • Runs test under test attribute for a specific blockchain:
chr test --settings chromia.yml --blockchain <blockchain name>
  • Runs all the tests based on the specified text filter:
chr test --tests my_filter