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Assuming I have a file called field-floater.spec.ts, is it possible to do something like below to execute only these tests?



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  • You can use 'fdescribe' instead of 'describe', or 'fit' instead of 'it' to run one specific test(suite). AFAIK you can't control that from the command line.
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Assuming I have a file called field-floater.spec.ts, is it possible to do something like below to execute only these tests?



tns test ios --emulator 'field-floater.spec.ts'






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  • You can use 'fdescribe' instead of 'describe', or 'fit' instead of 'it' to run one specific test(suite). AFAIK you can't control that from the command line.
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Assuming I have a file called field-floater.spec.ts, is it possible to do something like below to execute only these tests?



tns test ios --emulator 'field-floater.spec.ts'






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Assuming I have a file called field-floater.spec.ts, is it possible to do something like below to execute only these tests?



tns test ios --emulator 'field-floater.spec.ts'






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  • You can use 'fdescribe' instead of 'describe', or 'fit' instead of 'it' to run one specific test(suite). AFAIK you can't control that from the command line.
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  • You can use 'fdescribe' instead of 'describe', or 'fit' instead of 'it' to run one specific test(suite). AFAIK you can't control that from the command line.
    – Eddy Verbruggen
    14 hours ago


















You can use 'fdescribe' instead of 'describe', or 'fit' instead of 'it' to run one specific test(suite). AFAIK you can't control that from the command line.
– Eddy Verbruggen
14 hours ago






You can use 'fdescribe' instead of 'describe', or 'fit' instead of 'it' to run one specific test(suite). AFAIK you can't control that from the command line.
– Eddy Verbruggen
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