Run/debug configurations for tests

Name

Specify the name of the current run/debug configuration.

Mode

Define the scope of tests to run:

• All specs in a folder: Select this option to run all tests in a particular directory.

• Spec script: Select this option to run a specific test.

• Multiple specs: Select this option to run tests from multiple spec files.

Specs folder

Specify the fully qualified path to the directory that contains the desired specs. Alternatively, click and select the specs directory in the dialog that opens.

This field is only available, when the All specs in folder option is selected.

File name mask

Specify the mask of the spec file name, for example, **/*_spec.rb.

This field is only available, when the All specs in folder option is selected.

Spec script

Specify the name of the script to be executed.

This field is only available, when the Spec script option is selected.

Specs

Specify the names of the desired specs. Alternatively, click and select the specs in the dialog that opens.

This field is only available, when the Multiple specs option is selected.

Example names

Specify one or several names of the examples within the script to be executed. Use || to separate example names.

If no example is specified, all examples will be executed.

This field is only available, if either the Spec script or Multiple specs option is selected.

Example IDs/line number

Specify the Unique ID of an example or example group to run or, alternatively, specify the line number with the desired example or example group.

An example ID consists of a combination of the example number and the numbers of example groups that contain it, separated by colons. For instance, if you have a test file with three example groups, the second group contains three examples, and you want to run the first example, its example ID will be [2:1].

Use square brackets when specifying example IDs and separate multiple IDs with commas, such as [1:2:1],[2:3]. To run all examples of a particular group at once, specify the example group number in square brackets, for instance, [2].

To run an example or example group using its line number, specify it without using square brackets.

Runner options

Provide additional options to customize RSpec's behavior. Learn more about the available options from Command line.

'rspec' gem

Use this list to select the required gem version, which will be used to run the tests. The list shows the versions that are available in the Ruby interpreter. By default, the latest available version is taken.

Use custom RSpec runner script

Select this checkbox if you want to use an alternative spec runner. You can type the fully qualified path to the spec runner in the text field, or click , and select the desired runner in the dialog that opens.

Use pre-load server

From the list, select the server to be used for executing scripts or examples.

Select None if you want to execute a script or example locally, without any server.

For more information, refer to Spork DRb.

Output full backtrace

Select this checkbox to enable the --trace option.

Working directory

Specify the working directory used by the running task. For example, this option is in effect when the running script loads other scripts by relative paths.

Environment variables

Specify the list of environment variables as the name-value pairs, separated with semi-colons. Alternatively, click to create variables and specify their values in the Environment Variables dialog.

Ruby arguments

Specify the command-line arguments to be passed to the Ruby interpreter.

Ruby interpreter

Specify the desired Ruby interpreter. You can choose the project default Ruby interpreter, or select a different one from the list of configured Ruby interpreters.

Name

Specify the name of the current run/debug configuration.

Mode

Define the scope of tests to run:

• All tests in folder: Select this option to run all tests in a particular directory.

• Test scripts: Select this option to run tests from one or several specified test files.

• Test method: Select this option to run an individual method of a test class.

Test folder

Specify the fully qualified path to the directory that contains the desired tests. Alternatively, click and select the test directory in the dialog that opens.

This field is only available, when the All tests in folder option is selected.

Test file name mask

Specify the mask for a test filename, for example: **/{*_test,test_*}.rb.

This field is only available, when the All tests in folder option is selected.

Ruby scripts

Specify one or multiple fully qualified paths to the desired tests. Alternatively, click and select one or multiple test files in the dialog that opens.

This field is only available, when the Test scripts option is selected.

Ruby script

Specify the fully qualified path to the test that contains the method you want to run. Alternatively, click and select the test file in the dialog that opens.

This field is only available, when the Test method option is selected.

Test name filter

Type a filtering expression or the name of a test method. The test name filter can be a regular expression.

This field is only available, when the Test method option is selected.

Use pre-load server

From the list, select the server to be used for executing scripts or examples.

Select None if you want to execute a script or example locally, without any server.

For more information, refer to Spork DRb.

Runner options

Specify the options to be passed to the test runner. Learn more about the available MiniTest runner options from Running Your Tests.

Working directory

Specify the working directory used by the running task. For example, this option is in effect when the running script loads other scripts by relative paths.

Environment variables

Specify the list of environment variables as the name-value pairs, separated with semi-colons. Alternatively, click to create variables and specify their values in the Environment Variables dialog.

Ruby arguments

Specify the command-line arguments to be passed to the Ruby interpreter.

Ruby interpreter

Specify the desired Ruby interpreter. You can choose the project default Ruby interpreter, or select a different one from the list of configured Ruby interpreters.