CJ_test_run

Automated test execution in a git repository requires running tests declared in a test-spec registry and reporting pass/fail status. This skill uses Bash to execute commands and validate results against test specifications.

Flag forwarding to the test runner script is supported during test execution. You can pass custom flags to modify how the runner operates, enabling flexible run modes for executing specific test suites or categories.

Automated testing works with any git repository that has a valid test-spec registry. The repository must adopt a two-tier test contract to integrate properly with the test execution and reporting process.

A test-spec registry is a required component that declares the tests within a repository. It is needed to ensure compliance with specified test specifications during execution and to provide detailed reporting on pass/fail findings.

You can execute specific tests instead of the full suite using flexible run modes. The skill offers runners mode and category mode to target specific portions of the test-spec registry during test execution.

Using Bash scripts for automated test execution limits you to command-line environments and repositories with a valid test-spec registry. It does not support repositories lacking the two-tier test contract or non-Bash test runners.