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Doh... yeah.. I didn't realize that just running ember with the parallel
flag would launch both.

Thanks!

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On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 3:22 PM, Trent Willis [email protected]
wrote:

The --parallel option only parallelizes your tests, so if you don't split
them then it doesn't make any sense (how can you parallelize a single
task?).

I think I understand that what you want is to parallelize browsers, which
is something that Testem itself can handle through config options
https://github.com/testem/testem/blob/master/docs/config_file.md#config-level-options.
In particular, what I think you want is to specify values for launch_in_ci
and parallel. For example:

{
"launch_in_ci": [ "FireFox", "Chrome", "PhantomJS" ],
"parallel": "3"
}

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Not sure I understand the problem, if you don't want to split the tests, just omit the --split option and it should run the test suite normally.

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in order to use --parallel the command requires that --split be greater than 1

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The --parallel option only parallelizes your tests, so if you don't split them then it doesn't make any sense (how can you parallelize a single task?).

I think I understand that what you want is to parallelize browsers, which is something that Testem itself can handle through config options. In particular, what I think you want is to specify values for launch_in_ci and parallel. For example:

{
  "launch_in_ci": [ "FireFox", "Chrome", "PhantomJS" ],
  "parallel": "3"
}

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