parallel-test-fixing

You can fix failing tests in parallel by distributing failing test files across separate subagents that fix each file concurrently. This orchestrates per-file agents for Jest, Vitest, and Pytest to speed up recovery for large test suites.

Parallel test fixing handles failures by grouping them according to their source test files. It reads test outputs from frameworks like Jest, Vitest, and Pytest, then launches dedicated subagents to resolve each file independently.

Yes, you can automate recovery for Pytest and Vitest failures concurrently. The process reads test outputs, groups failing files, and assigns each to an individual subagent for simultaneous cross-framework fixing.

The best way to aggregate parallel fixes is to use a coordinator that gathers changes, fixes, and potential conflicts for review. It collects outcomes from each subagent to report modified files and resolution status.

To start automating test fixes, run the task that outputs failing tests first, then let the subagents fix each failing file in parallel. This workflow applies to JavaScript and Python environments like Jest and Pytest.