flutter-device-test-runner

You can resume Flutter integration tests using a restartable runner that maintains a persistent checklist. It updates pass/fail outcomes after each run, allowing you to restart from the last failure without re-executing successful tests.

A restartable test runner automates Flutter integration tests on ADB devices with a persistent checklist. It dynamically discovers tests, manages device readiness, and resumes execution from partial runs to handle long or brittle test sessions.

To run Flutter integration tests via ADB, the runner guides you through device readiness checks and cache warm-up. It discovers integration_test files and executes them sequentially while tracking per-test status on your connected emulator or device.

Yes, you can restart from a failure point because the runner updates a per-run checklist with clear outcomes. This persistent checklist enables the session to resume testing from where the previous run disconnected or failed.

Prepare an ADB device by following the runner's guided steps for device readiness and test cache warm-up. This ensures the environment is correctly configured before dynamically discovering and executing your integration_test files.

Long Flutter integration tests often fail due to session disconnects or device instability. A restartable runner provides resilience by maintaining a persistent checklist, allowing you to resume from failures instead of restarting the entire suite.