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How to Distribute Test Using AutoSplit in HyperExecute | LambdaTest
How to Distribute Test Using AutoSplit in HyperExecute | LambdaTest
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About The Video
Learn how to set up the AutoSplit feature in HyperExecute to efficiently distribute tests across multiple virtual machines!
A quick demo of how to use auto-test splitting to ensure optimal utilization of concurrency by allowing you to split tests based on various levels, such as files, modules, and scenarios. It features an automatic reordering mechanism that prioritizes flaky tests that failed in previous runs. This ensures that the tests that failed last time are run first, providing quicker feedback and improving efficiency in identifying and resolving issues.
Video Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:35 Demo
03:08 Closing Words
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