Command Line Options¶
test
¶
Run tests with tanu.
Options¶
--capture-http
Capture http debug logs--capture-rust
Capture Rust "log" crate based logs. This is usefull in the following two cases 1) tanu failed unexpectedly and you would want to see the tanu's internal logs. 2) you would want to see logs produced from your tests that uses "log" crate-p, --projects <PROJECTS>
Run only the specified projects. This option can be specified multiple times e.g. --projects dev --projects staging-m, --modules <MODULES>
Run only the specified modules. This option can be specified multiple times e.g. --modules foo --modules bar-t, --tests <TESTS>
Run only the specified test cases. This option can be specified multiple times e.g. --tests a ---tests b--reporter <REPORTER>
Specify the reporter to use. Default is "table". Possible values are "table", "list" and "null"-c, --concurrency <NUMBER>
Specify the maximum number of tests to run in parallel. When unspecified, all tests run in parallel.--color <WHEN>
Control when colored output is used. Possible values are "auto" (default), "always", or "never". Environment variableCARGO_TERM_COLOR
is also respected.
tui
¶
Launch the TUI (Text User Interface) for tanu.
Options¶
--log-level <LOG_LEVEL>
[default: Info]--tanu-log-level <TANU_LOG_LEVEL>
[default: Info]-c, --concurrency <NUMBER>
Specify the maximum number of tests to run in parallel. Default is the number of logical CPU cores
ls
¶
List test cases.
help
¶
Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s).
Options¶
-h, --help
Print help.-V, --version
Print version.