How do I run a specific set of tests with Probitas Run?

You can use the /probitas-run command followed by a selector, such as '-s tag:api' to run tests with specific tags or '-s scenario_name' to match a specific name.

Do I need to initialize Probitas before running tests?

Yes, if the project is not yet set up, you must run the /probitas-init command first to prepare the environment for running scenarios.

Can I get more detailed logs during test execution?

Yes, you can use the --verbose or --debug flags with the run command to generate more detailed output, which is helpful for troubleshooting deep-seated issues.

What should I do if a Probitas scenario fails?

First, run /probitas-check to find validation errors. Then, check the error messages for assertion details and verify that your environment variables like API_URL are correct.

Probitas Run

Name: Probitas Run
Author: jsr-probitas

byjsr-probitas

Security & Testing

Executes and validates Probitas test scenarios to ensure application reliability and identify regression errors.

About

Probitas Run is a specialized skill designed for the Claude Code ecosystem that streamlines the execution, validation, and debugging of Probitas test scenarios. It enables developers to trigger specific test suites using powerful tag-based or name-based selectors, check for validation errors, and troubleshoot failures within the AI-assisted workflow. By integrating environment variable verification and verbose debugging capabilities, it helps maintain high code quality and simplifies the complex process of managing end-to-end testing scenarios directly from the command line.

Key Features

Comprehensive debugging support with verbose and debug output modes
Seamless workflow integration with automatic initialization prompts
Targeted scenario execution using flexible tag and name selectors
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Automated validation error checking via integrated check commands
Environment variable verification for API and database connections

Use Cases

Running specific API regression tests using tag-based filtering
Validating project readiness by verifying environment variables and scenario health
Debugging complex test failures by analyzing assertion details and verbose logs

About

Key Features

Comprehensive debugging support with verbose and debug output modes
Seamless workflow integration with automatic initialization prompts
Targeted scenario execution using flexible tag and name selectors
0 GitHub stars
Automated validation error checking via integrated check commands
Environment variable verification for API and database connections

Use Cases

Running specific API regression tests using tag-based filtering
Validating project readiness by verifying environment variables and scenario health
Debugging complex test failures by analyzing assertion details and verbose logs