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why to rerun failed test cases

Obedient Ocelot answered on January 6, 2021 Popularity 7/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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-> Why we would want to rerun the failed test cases?
	- If a bunch of tests are failing from a
    big regression suite, we don't want to
    rerun the whole suite again.
	-> Therefore we just re-run the failed tests to
    make sure those tests are actually failing and
    it is not a syncronization issue

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1. After the first run of an automated test run.
Right click on Project and click on Refresh

2. A folder will be generated named
“test-output” folder. Inside “test-output”
folder, you could find “testng-failed.xml”

3. Run “testng-failed.xml” to execute 
the failed test cases again. Right-click
on this file and click on run as and 
select the option called "testNG suite".

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