Important Announcement ⚠️
Xcode 13 provides test repetitions out of the box. For more details check out WWDC21.
try_scan plugin
About try_scan
The easiest way to rerun tests of your iOS and Mac app 🚀
Under the hood try_scan uses official fastlane scan action, it means that you are able to provide any scan options and use Scanfile as before — everything will work like a charm, try_scan just brings couple of new amazing options:
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| try_count | Number of times to try to get your tests green | 1 |
| try_parallel | Should first run be executed in parallel? Equivalent to -parallel-testing-enabled |
true |
| retry_parallel | Should subsequent runs be executed in parallel? Required try_parallel: true |
true |
| parallel_workers | Specify the exact number of test runners that will be spawned during parallel testing. Equivalent to -parallel-testing-worker-count and concurrent_workers |
|
| retry_build | Should building be retried after failure? | false |
| retry_strategy | What would you like to retry after failure: test, class or suite? | test |
| backup | Back up an output of each execution to a separate folder | false |
Requirements
- Xcode 11.x or greater. Download it at the Apple Developer - Downloads or the Mac App Store.
Getting Started
To get started with try_scan, add it to your project by running:
$ fastlane add_plugin try_scan
Usage
try_scan(
workspace: "Example.xcworkspace",
device: "iPhone 11 Pro Max",
try_count: 3,
parallel_workers: 2,
try_parallel: true,
retry_parallel: false
)