groups.md

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Groups Of Tests	Groups Of Tests

Groups Of Tests

• Overview

Overview

Optionally, Pest allows you to assign tests to different groups with the group method. If you have a bunch of particularly slow tests, it might be good to add them all to the same group:

it('has home', function () {
    // ..
})->group('integration');

Of course, you can also assign a test to multiple groups:

it('has home', function () {
    // ..
})->group('integration', 'browser');

Sometimes, you may want to assign an entire file to a group:

uses()->group('integration');

Or a specific folder:

// Pest.php
uses()->group('integration')->in('integration');

Finally, you can run the tests of a specific group using the --group option while running Pest on the command-line:

./vendor/bin/pest --group=integration,browser

You may also exclude specific groups using the --exclude-group option:

./vendor/bin/pest --exclude-group=api

Note: The uses()->group('integration')->in('Feature') will not put any PHPUnit test class under the integration group. You still need the @group annotation for them. Pest will understand it.

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