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dwickern
commented on May 22, 2024
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What do you think about adding testem's parallel option to the CLI? It could be an argument to the existing --parallel option:
exam --parallel=3 --split=3 would split and run up to 3 browser instances
exam --parallel=-1 --split=3 would run unlimited browser instances
exam --parallel=3 would run 3 browser instances without splitting the tests
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trentmwillis
commented on May 22, 2024
When using --parallel with --split, Ember Exam configures Testem to use multiple test pages, which so that the tests are split up across different processes. The way Testem works is that for each test page, you'll get one instance of each launcher you've defined. So, the behavior you're seeing is default from Testem. You can read more here.
If you feel this needs better clarification, please open a PR to the readme. Thanks!
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