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A tool to count the number of test cases per feature file in order to evenly distribute them then running in parallel
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require 'gherkin/parser' | |
require 'gherkin/pickles/compiler' | |
@test_case_files = [] | |
@tags_to_ignore = ['@no_parallel', '@wip', '@bug', '@live', '@real', '@mobile', '@site'] | |
all_feature_files = Dir.glob("./**/*.feature") | |
all_feature_files.each do |feature_file| | |
contents = File.read(feature_file) | |
parser = Gherkin::Parser.new | |
gherkin_document = parser.parse(contents) | |
pickles = Gherkin::Pickles::Compiler.new.compile(gherkin_document, feature_file) | |
@test_cases_count = pickles.count | |
pickles.each do |test_case| | |
test_case[:tags].each do |tag| | |
if @tags_to_ignore.include? tag[:name] | |
@test_cases_count -= 1 | |
break | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
if @test_cases_count > 0 | |
@test_case_files.push({name: feature_file[2..-1], test_case_count: @test_cases_count}) | |
end | |
end | |
sorted = @test_case_files.sort_by { |k| k[:test_case_count] }.reverse | |
puts sorted | |
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For more information read this blog post: Running Test In Parallel - Optimal Number Of Threads