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Support multiple module parameters (QUnit.config.module array) #1742
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@mgol I'll look into if/when this worked. I'd certainly welcome it as a new feature, even if it wasn't there before.
Today, one way to run multiple modules in the HTML Runner, is to select them from the dropdown menu. Internally, this is powered by the
moduleIdparameter. For example:?moduleId=c7776548&moduleId=52aa3c97.To apply a free-form filter by word match, you can use also use filter with a value like
supportor/support|basic/.filteris a nice workaround but it also catches test titles from other modules.I know about the
moduleIdway but this is not that useful when you want to schedule a specific run from the command line. @timmywil is just hitting it which made him copy the QUnit hashing algorithm so that running tests in multiple modules from the CLI are possible. It'd be much easier if we could just pass multiple module names.- changed the title
[-]Not possible to run multiple modules by passing the `module` parameter multiple times[/-][+]Add support for setting `module` parameter multiple times (QUnit.config.module array)[/+]on Jul 6, 2024 - changed the title
[-]Add support for setting `module` parameter multiple times (QUnit.config.module array)[/-][+]Support setting multiple `module` parameters (QUnit.config.module array)[/+]on Jul 6, 2024 - changed the title
[-]Support setting multiple `module` parameters (QUnit.config.module array)[/-][+]Support multiple `module` parameters (QUnit.config.module array)[/+]on Jul 6, 2024
Tell us about your runtime:
What are you trying to do?
I'm trying to run tests for multiple modules by providing a URL directly, without initial UI interactions on my side.
Code that reproduces the problem:
In jQuery, we have multiple test modules. It is possible to choose them from the module dropdown which results in multiple
moduleIdadded to the URL. But you cannot compute those moduleIds in your mind easily since they are hashed.QUnit supports specifying a module via the
modulequery parameter. In jQuery, we often use it to run tests divided by module on TestSwarm in CI.I'd like to pass multiple modules via specifying the
modulefield directly multiple times. Example:?module=support&module=basic.What did you expect to happen?
I expected
?module=support&module=basicto run all the tests from thesupport&basicmodules.What actually happened?
Passing the
moduleparameter multiple times results in errors. If you e.g. pass?module=support&module=basic, you get an error:The error happens in the following line:
qunit/src/test.js
Line 835 in 8ea67f4
It happens because while in the
?module=supportcaseconfig.moduleis"support", in the?module=support&module=basiccase it's an array:["support", "basic"].I think this way of passing multiple modules worked in the past. Can we bring it back?