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I am using multiCapabiities as described in #1088 to perform a set of test across a differing set of roles.
Surprisingly, the common need to test how multiple roles behave in an application does not seem to be supported in any other manner than what is demonstrated there. Please let me know if there is a better way as I'm still searching.
While that approach accomplishes the main goal of being able to have different specs for each role, I believe it has one drawback. Perhaps there may be a way around this as well? The drawback that I see with this approach, is that we can no longer use the suites capabilities and consequently invoke protractor to only run a subset of suites (--suite=suite1,suite2). Any thoughts on this? Is there a way to define (and selectively use) suites in combination with multiCapabilities for this purpose?
TIA!
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Hello,
I am using multiCapabiities as described in #1088 to perform a set of test across a differing set of roles.
Surprisingly, the common need to test how multiple roles behave in an application does not seem to be supported in any other manner than what is demonstrated there. Please let me know if there is a better way as I'm still searching.
While that approach accomplishes the main goal of being able to have different specs for each role, I believe it has one drawback. Perhaps there may be a way around this as well? The drawback that I see with this approach, is that we can no longer use the suites capabilities and consequently invoke protractor to only run a subset of suites (--suite=suite1,suite2). Any thoughts on this? Is there a way to define (and selectively use) suites in combination with multiCapabilities for this purpose?
TIA!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: