test
Synopsis#
Run integration tests.
patrol test
To see all available options and flags, run patrol test --help
.
Description#
This command is the one use you'll be using most often.
patrol test
does the following things:
- Builds the app under test (AUT) and the instrumentation app
- Installs the AUT and the instrumentation on the selected device
- Runs the tests natively, and reports results back in native format.
Under the hood, it calls Gradle (when testing on Android) and xcodebuild
(when
testing on iOS).
Discussion#
By default, patrol test
runs all integration tests (files ending with
_test.dart
located in the integration_test
directory).
To run a single test, use --target
:
patrol test --target integration_test/login_test.dart
You can use --target
more than once to run multiple tests:
patrol test \
--target integration_test/login_test.dart \
--target integration_test/app_test.dart
Or alternatively:
patrol test --targets integration_test/login_test.dart,integration_test/app_test.dart
Test files must end with _test.dart
. Otherwise the file is not considered a
test and is not run.
There's no difference between
--target
and --targets
.To delay app uninstallation for 5 seconds after the test finishes:
patrol test --target integration_test/app_test.dart --wait 5