The run command lets you run another test from this
test, in a similar way to JUnit test-suites. This can be a useful
way to view progress on a set of acceptance tests for a story.
The format is:
<a concordion:run="runner-name" href="relative-link">some link text</a>
The runner-name should normally be "concordion". However, it
is possible to implement your own runners (e.g. to run tests implemented in another tool)
by subclassing org.concordion.api.Runner
and then either specifying the full name of your Runner class, or an alias with
the full class name specified as a System parameter (concordion.runner.alias = full-class-name).
Here we run the test for the set command using this HTML:
<a concordion:run="concordion.net" href="..\set\Set.html">set command</a>
The following instrumentation:
<p>
<a concordion:run="runtestrunner" href="PassingSpec.html">
My spec
</a>
</p>
We get the following outcomes depending on the result of the RunTestRunner:
| Expected Href | Run Result | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| PassingSpec.html | SUCCESS | SUCCESS |
| FailingSpec.html | FAILURE | FAILURE |