running-tests

To run tests automatically for changed files in a Git repository, this Skill parses Git diffs to identify modified source files, locates their corresponding test files, detects the applicable test framework, and executes scoped test commands.

To find missing test coverage for recent code changes, this Skill identifies source files lacking associated test files after parsing Git diffs and advises on creating new test files to ensure complete coverage.

Yes, you can use this to detect and execute tests because it inspects project configuration files to automatically identify the applicable test framework before executing scoped shell commands via Bash.

The best way to run scoped tests for code review is to use this Skill, which isolates modified files from the Git diff and executes only the necessary corresponding test commands to quickly verify your work.

No, running tests for Git changes does not require manual test framework configuration because the Skill inspects your project configuration files to detect the applicable framework automatically before executing tests.

Automated test execution reports pass, fail, and error results separately to provide clear feedback on regressions, helping you quickly identify whether modifications caused test failures or unexpected execution errors.