botoolagent-testbench-resume

To resume a stopped TestBench session, the Skill parses latest reports and progress.json to locate the last completed round, then invokes testbench.sh with the --resume flag using the identified run ID to continue automation.

TestBench progress tracking relies on progress.json and report parsing to detect session statuses like stopped, in_progress, failed, or completed, allowing the workflow to accurately determine the current and next pending rounds before resuming.

Yes, you can trigger a dry-run when resuming an automated shell testing workflow. The Skill exposes guardrails for dry-run and max rounds to ensure safety and provide fallback during the testbench.sh resume operation.

The best way to continue a failed TestBench automation run is to detect the stopped session via latest reports, present resume details including run ID and rounds completed for user confirmation, and stream live progress until completion.

No, you do not need to manually find the run ID to resume a paused TestBench session. The Skill automatically inspects testbench reports and progress.json to identify the correct run ID and project ID for the resume operation.

A TestBench resume operation might fail if progress.json or latest reports are missing or corrupted, preventing accurate detection of the last completed round, or if the session status is not recognized as stopped or failed.