examples-auto-run

Automate Python example suites by executing them in auto mode via a run.sh harness, which captures per-example logs and a main summary. It also generates a rerun list for failures and supports background execution with environment-based configuration.

Rerun failed Python example tests using the rerun helper in the run.sh script. The process automatically generates a rerun file containing failures, allowing you to execute only the failed examples without rerunning the entire suite.

Background execution for Python scripts works using a pid file to manage the process. You can start the suite in the background and use start, stop, status, logs, and tail helpers to control and monitor the run without blocking your terminal.

You can configure which components run during automated example testing by setting environment-based flags. The run.sh harness honors these environment variables to tailor the execution of your Python example suite to specific needs.

When running Python examples in auto mode, per-example logs are stored under the .tmp/examples-start-logs/ directory. A main log is also generated alongside the rerun file to provide a summary of the entire run.

You do not need external dependencies to run Python examples in auto mode. The skill relies solely on the provided run.sh harness and your existing Python environment to execute the scripts and generate logs.