k-test

To run automated tests against an open editor in a ProjectK development environment, use PowerShell scripts to initiate targeted test execution. This approach minimizes load times and provides rapid feedback by testing the active state directly.

Yes, you can filter specific test cases for headless execution in CI pipelines. The testing mechanism supports selective filtering based on components or scenarios, reducing output noise and focusing validation on targeted changes.

PowerShell supports selective test filtering for ProjectK components through dedicated scripts. You apply a filter parameter, such as targeting 'Game.Logic.DamageResolver', to execute only the specified test suite and minimize unnecessary output.

The best way to diagnose failing test runs during automated testing is to review the detailed logging output. The system generates specific exit codes and comprehensive reports to quickly identify and resolve issues within your executed components.

Yes, you need access to the ProjectK development environment and PowerShell to execute automated tests. The scripts rely on this specific environment to run headless test scenarios and generate detailed reporting.

Your test execution produces minimal output by design to focus on fast feedback. However, detailed logs and specific exit codes are generated in the background to help you quickly diagnose issues without cluttering your immediate view.