fx test

Entry point for all Fuchsia tests (host, target and end-to-end)

Usage: fx test [testName ...]

Options:
-h, --help
    --host                            If true, only runs host tests. The opposite of `--device`
-d, --device                          If true, only runs device tests. The opposite of `--host`
-p, --package                         Matches tests against their Fuchsia package Name
-c, --component                       Matches tests against their Fuchsia component Name. When
                                      --package is also specified, results are filtered both by package
                                      and component.
-a, --and                             When present, adds additional requirements to the preceding
                                      `testName` filter
    --printtests                      If true, prints the contents of `//out/default/tests.json`
    --[no-]build                      If true, invokes `fx build` before running the test suite
                                      (defaults to on)
    --[no-]restrict-logs              If true, passes a flag of the same name to the component test runner
                                      (defaults to on)
    --[no-]updateifinbase             If true, invokes `fx update-if-in-base` before running device tests
                                      (defaults to on)
    --[no-]use-package-hash           If true, uses the package Merkle root hash from the build artifacts when executing device tests
                                      (defaults to on)
    --info                            If true, prints the test specification in key:value format, and exits
-r, --random                          If true, randomizes test execution order
    --fuzzy                           The Levenshtein distance threshold to use when generating suggestions
                                      (defaults to "3")
    --dry                             If true, does not invoke any tests
-f, --fail                            If true, halts test suite execution on the first failed test
    --[no-]log                        If true, emits all output from all tests to a file. Turned on
                                      when running real tests unless `--no-log` is passed.
    --logpath                         If passed and if --no-log is not passed, customizes the
                                      destination of the log artifact.

                                      Defaults to a timestamped file at the root of //out/default.
    --limit                           If passed, ends test suite execution after N tests
-s, --slow                            When set to a non-zero value, triggers output for any test that
                                      takes longer than N seconds to execute.

                                      Note: This has no impact if the -o flag is also set.
                                      Note: The -s flag used to be an abbreviation for --simple.
                                      (defaults to "2")
-R, --realm                           If passed, runs the tests in a named realm instead of a
                                      randomized one.
    --min-severity-logs               Filters log output to only messages with this for device tests.
                                      Valid severities: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL.
    --[no-]exact                      If true, does not perform any fuzzy-matching on tests
    --[no-]e2e                        If true, allows the execution of host tests that require a connected device or emulator, such as end-to-end tests.
    --[no-]only-e2e                   If true, skips all non-e2e tests. The `--e2e` flag is redundant when passing this flag.
    --skipped                         If true, prints a debug statement about each skipped test.

                                      Note: The old `-s` abbreviation now applies to `--simple`.
    --simple                          If true, removes any color or decoration from output
-o, --output                          If true, also displays the output from passing tests
-u, --silenceunsupported              If true, will reduce unsupported tests to a warning and continue
                                      executing. This is dangerous outside of the local development
                                      cycle, as "unsupported" tests are likely a problem with this
                                      command and not the tests.
    --test-filter                     Runs specific test cases in v2 suite. Run
                                      'fx shell run-test-suite --help' for more info about this flag.
    --count                           Number of times to run the test. Run
                                      'fx shell run-test-suite --help' for more info about this flag.
    --[no-]also-run-disabled-tests    Whether to also run tests that have been marked disabled/ignored by
                                      the test author. Run 'fx shell run-test-suite --help' for more info about this
                                      flag.
   --timeout                          Test timeout in seconds. Run 'fx shell run-test-suite --help' or
                                     'fx shell run-test-component --help' for more info about this flag.
   -v, --verbose

Examples:

  - Execute all tests
  fx test

  - Execute the test component available at this URL
  fx test fuchsia-pkg://fuchsia.com/myPackageName/#meta/componentName.cmx

  - Execute the test whose package URL's `package-name` component matches
    the value. Runs all tests contained in this package.
  fx test myPackageName

  - Execute the test whose package URL's `resource-path` component matches
    the value. Runs only that test out of its containing package.
  fx test componentName

  - Execute all tests at and below this path (usually host tests)
  fx test //subtree/path

  - Multiple test names can be supplied in the same invocation, e.g.:
  fx test //subtree/path //another/path fuchsia-pkg://...

The value(s) supplied for `testName` can be fully-formed Fuchsia Package URLs,
Fuchsia package names, or Fuchsia-tree directories. Partial tree paths
will execute all descendent tests.

test source code