How do you re-run failed test cases using TestNG?

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#1

How do you re-run failed test cases using TestNG?

#2

Hey Alex,

To rerun failed test cases using TestNG, you can use the following steps:

  • Create an XML file that includes the names of the test methods you want to rerun.
  • Use the tag to specify the test methods you want to rerun.
  • Use the tag to specify the name of the class that contains the test methods.
  • Use the tag to include the test methods you want to rerun.
  • Use the tag to specify the groups of test methods that you want to rerun.
  • Use the tag to specify the name of the testng.xml file you want to use to rerun the test methods.

To know more about how to re-run failed test cases using TestNG, follow this guide and learn various methods.

#3

To rerun failed test cases using TestNG, you can follow these steps:

  1. Create an XML file that includes the names of the test methods you want to rerun.

  2. Use the <methods> tag to specify the test methods you want to rerun.

  3. Use the <class> tag to specify the name of the class that contains the test methods.

  4. Use the <include> tag to include the test methods you want to rerun.

  5. Use the <groups> tag to specify the groups of test methods that you want to rerun.

  6. Use the <run> tag to specify the name of the testng.xml file you want to use to rerun the test methods.

For more detailed information, you can check out this guide: Retry Failed Tests in TestNG.

#4

Building on Dipen’s approach, you can also use the RetryAnalyzer interface. This involves creating a custom RetryAnalyzer class that implements the IRetryAnalyzer interface provided by TestNG. With this class, you can specify the logic for re-running failed test cases, including setting the number of retry attempts and conditions for when a test should be retried. This approach offers more fine-grained control over which tests are re-run and how many times they are retried.

#5

Additionally, you can use the @ Listeners annotation in TestNG to re-run failed test cases. By creating a custom listener class that implements the IAnnotationTransformer interface, you can intercept test methods and apply logic to re-run failed tests. This method provides a dynamic way to manage re-runs, as you can define the re-run logic in the listener class and apply it across multiple test classes or methods. This adds flexibility and can simplify the maintenance of your test suite.