How to use failingRuns.map method in qawolf

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1const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({2});3const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({4});5const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({6});7const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({8});9const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({10});11const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({12});13const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({14});15const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({16});17const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({18});19const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({20});21const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({22});23const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({24});25const failingRuns = await api.failingRuns({26});

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1const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });2const failingRunIds = failingRuns.map(run => run.id);3const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });4const failingRunIds = failingRuns.filter(run => run.id)5const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });6const failingRunIds = failingRuns.reduce((accumulator, run) => accumulator + run.id, 0)7const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });8const failingRunIds = failingRuns.find(run => run.id)9const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });10const failingRunIds = failingRuns.findIndex(run => run.id)11const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });12const failingRunIds = failingRuns.forEach(run => run.id)13const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });14const failingRunIds = failingRuns.includes(run => run.id)15const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });16const failingRunIds = failingRuns.some(run => run.id)17const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });18const failingRunIds = failingRuns.every(run => run.id)19const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });20const failingRunIds = failingRuns.slice(0, 1)21const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject' });22const failingRunIds = failingRuns.splice(0, 1)23const failingRuns = await getFailingRuns({ project: 'myProject

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1const failingRuns = await qawolf.failingRuns({ name: "test" });2const failingRunsMap = failingRuns.map((run) => {3 return run.name;4});5console.log(failingRunsMap);6const failingRuns = await qawolf.failingRuns({ name: "test" });7failingRuns.forEach((run) => {8 console.log(run.name);9});10const failingRuns = await qawolf.failingRuns({ name: "test" });11const failingRunsFilter = failingRuns.filter((run) => {12 return run.name === "test";13});14console.log(failingRunsFilter);15const failingRuns = await qawolf.failingRuns({ name: "test" });16const failingRunsFind = failingRuns.find((run) => {17 return run.name === "test";18});19console.log(failingRunsFind);20const failingRuns = await qawolf.failingRuns({ name: "test" });21const failingRunsReduce = failingRuns.reduce((acc, run) => {22 return acc + run.name;23}, "");24console.log(failingRunsReduce);25const failingRuns = await qawolf.failingRuns({ name: "test" });26const failingRunsSlice = failingRuns.slice(0, 1);27console.log(failingRunsSlice);28const failingRuns = await qawolf.failingRuns({ name: "test" });29const failingRunsEvery = failingRuns.every((run) => {30 return run.name === "test";31});32console.log(failingRunsEvery);33const failingRuns = await qawolf.failingRuns({ name: "test" });34const failingRunsSome = failingRuns.some((run) => {35 return run.name === "test";36});37console.log(failingRunsSome);

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