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Autify Command Line Interface (CLI)

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Usage

See our official document: https://help.autify.com/docs/autify-command-line-interface

Commands

`autify connect access-point create`

Create an Autify Connect Access Point

USAGE
  $ autify connect access-point create --name <value> [--web-workspace-id <value>]

FLAGS
  --name=<value>              (required) Name of Autify Connect Access Point to be created
  --web-workspace-id=<value>  Workspace ID of Autify for Web to which the Access Point will belong

DESCRIPTION
  Create an Autify Connect Access Point

EXAMPLES
  $ autify connect access-point create --name NAME --web-workspace-id ID

See code: src/commands/connect/access-point/create.ts

`autify connect access-point set`

Set Autify Connect Access Point

USAGE
  $ autify connect access-point set --name <value>

FLAGS
  --name=<value>  (required) Name of the Autify Connect Access Point already created

DESCRIPTION
  Set Autify Connect Access Point

EXAMPLES
  Start interactive setup:

    $ autify connect access-point set --name=NAME

  Reading the key from file:

    $ autify connect access-point set --name=NAME < key.txt

See code: src/commands/connect/access-point/set.ts

`autify connect client install [VERSION]`

Install Autify Connect Client

USAGE
  $ autify connect client install [VERSION]

ARGUMENTS
  VERSION  [default: v1.0.2] Specify the target version of Autify Connect Client.

DESCRIPTION
  Install Autify Connect Client

EXAMPLES
  (Recommended) Install the supported version:

    $ autify connect client install

  Install a specific version:

    $ autify connect client install v0.6.1

  Install a stable version:

    $ autify connect client install stable

See code: src/commands/connect/client/install.ts

`autify connect client start`

Start Autify Connect Client

USAGE
  $ autify connect client start [--verbose] [--file-logging] [--debug-server-port <value>] [--web-workspace-id <value>]
    [--extra-arguments <value>]

FLAGS
  --debug-server-port=<value>  The server for debugging and monitoring launches on your local machine on the given port.
                               It will use a radom port if not specified.
  --extra-arguments=<value>    Extra command line arguments you want to pass to Autify Connect Client e.g.
                               "--tunnel-proxy http://proxy".
  --file-logging               Logging Autify Connect Client log to a file instead of console.
  --verbose                    Make the operation more talkative.
  --web-workspace-id=<value>   Workspace ID of Autify for Web to create an ephemeral Access Point. If not specified, it
                               will use the one configured by `autify connect access-point create/set`, instead.

DESCRIPTION
  Start Autify Connect Client

EXAMPLES
  With pre-created Access Point:

    $ autify connect client start

  With ephemeral Access Point of Autify for Web:

    $ autify connect client start --web-workspace-id 000

See code: src/commands/connect/client/start.ts

`autify help [COMMAND]`

Display help for autify.

USAGE
  $ autify help [COMMAND...] [-n]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND...  Command to show help for.

FLAGS
  -n, --nested-commands  Include all nested commands in the output.

DESCRIPTION
  Display help for autify.

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

`autify mobile api describe-test-result`

Get a test result.

USAGE
  $ autify mobile api describe-test-result --project-id <value> --id <value>

FLAGS
  --id=<value>          (required) Test Result ID.
  --project-id=<value>  (required) ID of the project from which the test results will be obtained.

DESCRIPTION
  Get a test result.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify mobile api describe-test-result

See code: src/commands/mobile/api/describe-test-result.ts

`autify mobile api list-test-results`

List test results.

USAGE
  $ autify mobile api list-test-results --project-id <value> [--page <value>] [--per-page <value>] [--test-plan-id
  <value>]

FLAGS
  --page=<value>          Page number to be retrieved.
  --per-page=<value>      Number of test results per page.
  --project-id=<value>    (required) ID of the project from which the list of test results will be retrieved.
  --test-plan-id=<value>  ID of the test plan.

DESCRIPTION
  List test results.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify mobile api list-test-results

See code: src/commands/mobile/api/list-test-results.ts

`autify mobile api run-test-plan`

Run a test plan

USAGE
  $ autify mobile api run-test-plan --test-plan-id <value> --run-test-plan-request <value>

FLAGS
  --run-test-plan-request=<value>  (required) A JSON object with the build_id to execute the test plan. e.g.
                                   {"build_id":"string"}
  --test-plan-id=<value>           (required) The ID of the test plan to run.

DESCRIPTION
  Run a test plan

EXAMPLES
  $ autify mobile api run-test-plan

See code: src/commands/mobile/api/run-test-plan.ts

`autify mobile api upload-build`

Upload the build file.

USAGE
  $ autify mobile api upload-build --project-id <value> --file <value>

FLAGS
  --file=<value>        (required) Build file.
  --project-id=<value>  (required) The ID of the project to upload the build file to.

DESCRIPTION
  Upload the build file.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify mobile api upload-build

See code: src/commands/mobile/api/upload-build.ts

`autify mobile auth login`

USAGE
  $ autify mobile auth login

DESCRIPTION
  Login to Autify for Mobile

EXAMPLES
  Start interactive setup:

    $ autify mobile auth login

  Reading the token from file:

    $ autify mobile auth login < token.txt

See code: src/commands/mobile/auth/login.ts

`autify mobile build upload BUILD-PATH`

Upload a build file

USAGE
  $ autify mobile build upload BUILD-PATH -w <value> [--json]

ARGUMENTS
  BUILD-PATH  File path to the iOS app (*.app, *.ipa) or Android app (*.apk).

FLAGS
  -w, --workspace-id=<value>  (required) Workspace ID to upload the build file

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

DESCRIPTION
  Upload a build file

EXAMPLES
  $ autify mobile build upload

  Upload build file

    $ autify mobile build upload --workspace-id AAA ./my.app

  Upload build file (JSON output)

    $ autify mobile build upload --workspace-id AAA ./my.app --json

See code: src/commands/mobile/build/upload.ts

`autify mobile test run TEST-PLAN-URL`

Run a test plan.

USAGE
  $ autify mobile test run TEST-PLAN-URL [--build-id <value> | --build-path <value>] [-w] [-t <value>] [-v]
    [--max-retry-count <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  TEST-PLAN-URL  Test plan URL e.g. https://mobile-app.autify.com/projects/<ID>/test_plans/<ID>

FLAGS
  -t, --timeout=<value>          [default: 300] Timeout seconds when waiting for the finish of the test execution.
  -v, --verbose                  Verbose output
  -w, --wait                     Wait until the test finishes.
      --build-id=<value>         ID of the already uploaded build.
      --build-path=<value>       File path to the iOS app (*.app, *.ipa) or Android app (*.apk).
      --max-retry-count=<value>  Maximum retry count. The command can take up to timeout * (max-retry-count + 1).

DESCRIPTION
  Run a test plan.

EXAMPLES
  Run a test plan with a build ID:

    $ autify mobile test run --build-id CCC https://mobile-app.autify.com/projects/AAA/test_plans/BBB

  Run a test plan with a new build file:

    $ autify mobile test run --build-path ./my.[app|apk] https://mobile-app.autify.com/projects/AAA/test_plans/BBB

  Run and wait a test plan:

    $ autify mobile test run --build-id CCC https://mobile-app.autify.com/projects/AAA/test_plans/BBB --wait \
      --timeout 600

See code: src/commands/mobile/test/run.ts

`autify mobile test wait TEST-RESULT-URL`

Wait a test result until it finishes.

USAGE
  $ autify mobile test wait TEST-RESULT-URL [-t <value>] [-v]

ARGUMENTS
  TEST-RESULT-URL  Test result URL e.g. https://mobile-app.autify.com/projects/<ID>/results/<ID>

FLAGS
  -t, --timeout=<value>  [default: 300] Timeout seconds when waiting for the finish of the test execution.
  -v, --verbose          Verbose output

DESCRIPTION
  Wait a test result until it finishes.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify mobile test wait https://mobile-app.autify.com/projects/AAA/results/BBB

See code: src/commands/mobile/test/wait.ts

`autify update [CHANNEL]`

update the autify CLI

USAGE
  $ autify update [CHANNEL] [--force |  | [-a | -v <value> | -i]] [-b ]

FLAGS
  -a, --available        See available versions.
  -b, --verbose          Show more details about the available versions.
  -i, --interactive      Interactively select version to install. This is ignored if a channel is provided.
  -v, --version=<value>  Install a specific version.
      --force            Force a re-download of the requested version.

DESCRIPTION
  update the autify CLI

EXAMPLES
  Update to the stable channel:

    $ autify update stable

  Update to a specific version:

    $ autify update --version 1.0.0

  Interactively select version:

    $ autify update --interactive

  See available versions:

    $ autify update --available

See code: @oclif/plugin-update

`autify web api create-access-point`

You can generate a new access point by passing in its name.

USAGE
  $ autify web api create-access-point --project-id <value> --create-access-point-request <value>

FLAGS
  --create-access-point-request=<value>  (required) A JSON object with the name of the access point to be created e.g.
                                         {"name":"string"}
  --project-id=<value>                   (required) For example, 1 for the following URL:
                                         https://app.autify.com/projects/1/scenarios

DESCRIPTION
  You can generate a new access point by passing in its name.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api create-access-point

See code: src/commands/web/api/create-access-point.ts

`autify web api create-test-plan-variable`

Create a new variable for the test plan

USAGE
  $ autify web api create-test-plan-variable --test-plan-id <value> --create-test-plan-variable-request <value>

FLAGS
  --create-test-plan-variable-request=<value>  (required) A JSON object with the new variable key and default value to
                                               use in the test plan e.g. {"key":"string","default_value":"string"}
  --test-plan-id=<value>                       (required) For example, 15 for the following URL:
                                               https://app.autify.com/projects/1/test_plans/15

DESCRIPTION
  Create a new variable for the test plan

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api create-test-plan-variable

See code: src/commands/web/api/create-test-plan-variable.ts

`autify web api create-url-replacement`

Create a new url replacement for the test plan

USAGE
  $ autify web api create-url-replacement --test-plan-id <value> --create-url-replacement-request <value>

FLAGS
  --create-url-replacement-request=<value>  (required) A JSON object with the url to replace e.g.
                                            {"pattern_url":"string","replacement_url":"string"}
  --test-plan-id=<value>                    (required) For example, 15 for the following URL:
                                            https://app.autify.com/projects/1/test_plans/15

DESCRIPTION
  Create a new url replacement for the test plan

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api create-url-replacement

See code: src/commands/web/api/create-url-replacement.ts

`autify web api delete-access-point`

You can delete an access point by passing in its name.

USAGE
  $ autify web api delete-access-point --project-id <value> --delete-access-point-request <value>

FLAGS
  --delete-access-point-request=<value>  (required) A JSON object with the name of the access point to be deleted e.g.
                                         {"name":"string"}
  --project-id=<value>                   (required) For example, 1 for the following URL:
                                         https://app.autify.com/projects/1/scenarios

DESCRIPTION
  You can delete an access point by passing in its name.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api delete-access-point

See code: src/commands/web/api/delete-access-point.ts

`autify web api delete-test-plan-variable`

Delete an existing test plan variable for the test plan

USAGE
  $ autify web api delete-test-plan-variable --test-plan-id <value> --test-plan-variable-id <value>

FLAGS
  --test-plan-id=<value>           (required) For example, 15 for the following URL:
                                   https://app.autify.com/projects/1/test_plans/15/
  --test-plan-variable-id=<value>  (required) test_plan_variable id

DESCRIPTION
  Delete an existing test plan variable for the test plan

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api delete-test-plan-variable

See code: src/commands/web/api/delete-test-plan-variable.ts

`autify web api delete-url-replacement`

Delete a url replacement for the test plan

USAGE
  $ autify web api delete-url-replacement --test-plan-id <value> --url-replacement-id <value>

FLAGS
  --test-plan-id=<value>        (required) For example, 15 for the following URL:
                                https://app.autify.com/projects/1/test_plans/15
  --url-replacement-id=<value>  (required) url_replacement id

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a url replacement for the test plan

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api delete-url-replacement

See code: src/commands/web/api/delete-url-replacement.ts

`autify web api describe-result`

Get a test result.

USAGE
  $ autify web api describe-result --project-id <value> --result-id <value> [--get-details <value>]

FLAGS
  --get-details=<value>  The flag to get details of the test case result.
  --project-id=<value>   (required) For example, 1 for the following URL: https://app.autify.com/projects/1/results/4
  --result-id=<value>    (required) For example, 4 for the following URL: https://app.autify.com/projects/1/results/4

DESCRIPTION
  Get a test result.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api describe-result

See code: src/commands/web/api/describe-result.ts

`autify web api describe-scenario`

Get a scenario.

USAGE
  $ autify web api describe-scenario --project-id <value> --scenario-id <value>

FLAGS
  --project-id=<value>   (required) For example, 1 for the following URL: https://app.autify.com/projects/1/scenarios/2
  --scenario-id=<value>  (required) For example, 2 for the following URL: https://app.autify.com/projects/1/scenarios/2

DESCRIPTION
  Get a scenario.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api describe-scenario

See code: src/commands/web/api/describe-scenario.ts

`autify web api execute-scenarios`

You can execute any scenarios in your workspace using any execution environments (which is called "capabilities" here).

USAGE
  $ autify web api execute-scenarios --project-id <value> --execute-scenarios-request <value>

FLAGS
  --execute-scenarios-request=<value>
      (required) A JSON object with the scenarios and settings to execute e.g.
      {"name":"string","execution_type":"parallel","capabilities":[{"os":"string","os_type":"macos","os_version":"string",
      "device":"string","browser":"string","browser_type":"chrome","browser_version":"string"}],"url_replacements":[{"patt
      ern_url":"string","replacement_url":"string"}],"scenarios":[{"id":0}],"autify_connect":{"name":"string"}}

  --project-id=<value>
      (required) For example, 1 for the following URL: https://app.autify.com/projects/1/scenarios

DESCRIPTION
  You can execute any scenarios in your workspace using any execution environments (which is called "capabilities"
  here).

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api execute-scenarios

See code: src/commands/web/api/execute-scenarios.ts

`autify web api execute-schedule`

"Schedule" is called as "Test Plan" now. If you want to run a test plan, use this endpoint.

USAGE
  $ autify web api execute-schedule --schedule-id <value> [--execute-schedule-request <value>]

FLAGS
  --execute-schedule-request=<value>  A JSON object with the options to execute a test plan. e.g.
                                      {"autify_connect":{"name":"string"}}
  --schedule-id=<value>               (required) For example, 3 for the following URL:
                                      https://app.autify.com/projects/1/test_plans/3

DESCRIPTION
  "Schedule" is called as "Test Plan" now. If you want to run a test plan, use this endpoint.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api execute-schedule

See code: src/commands/web/api/execute-schedule.ts

`autify web api get-credit-usage`

Get the number of credits used in the project Notes: This endpoint works only for organizations on credit-based plans. It always returns 0 for credits_consumed and credit_consumption_event_count if your organization is on a run-based plan.

USAGE
  $ autify web api get-credit-usage --project-id <value> [--date-from <value>] [--date-to <value>] [--scenario-id <value>]
    [--test-plan-id <value>] [--user-id <value>]

FLAGS
  --date-from=<value>     The date to start counting used credits from. If not specified, the date will be set to 1 week
                          ago. Up to 90 days in advance can be specified. If the specified date is more than 90 days in
                          the past, the date will be set to 90 days ago. Date must follow the format YYYY-MM-DD
                          (example: "2023-09-21").
  --date-to=<value>       The date to end counting used credits from. If not specified, the date will be set to today.
                          Date must follow the format YYYY-MM-DD (example: "2023-09-28").
  --project-id=<value>    (required) For example, 1 for the following URL: https://app.autify.com/projects/1/credits
  --scenario-id=<value>   The scenario ID to filter used credits by.
  --test-plan-id=<value>  The test plan ID to filter used credits by.
  --user-id=<value>       The user ID that executed tests to filter used credits by.

DESCRIPTION
  Get the number of credits used in the project  Notes: This endpoint works only for organizations on credit-based
  plans. It always returns 0 for `credits_consumed` and `credit_consumption_event_count` if your organization is on a
  run-based plan.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api get-credit-usage

See code: src/commands/web/api/get-credit-usage.ts

`autify web api get-project-info`

Get project information.

USAGE
  $ autify web api get-project-info --project-id <value>

FLAGS
  --project-id=<value>  (required) For example, 1 for the following URL: https://app.autify.com/projects/1/project_info

DESCRIPTION
  Get project information.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api get-project-info

See code: src/commands/web/api/get-project-info.ts

`autify web api list-access-points`

List access points for the project.

USAGE
  $ autify web api list-access-points --project-id <value> [--page <value>]

FLAGS
  --page=<value>        The number of page returns.
  --project-id=<value>  (required) For example, 1 for the following URL: https://app.autify.com/projects/1/scenarios

DESCRIPTION
  List access points for the project.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api list-access-points

See code: src/commands/web/api/list-access-points.ts

`autify web api list-capabilities`

List available Capabilities.

USAGE
  $ autify web api list-capabilities --project-id <value> [--os <value>] [--os-type <value>] [--browser <value>]
    [--browser-type <value>] [--device-type <value>]

FLAGS
  --browser=<value>       browser name to filter (deprecated)
  --browser-type=<value>  Type of the browser to filter
  --device-type=<value>   device_type name to filter (mobile is deprecated)
  --os=<value>            os name to filter (deprecated)
  --os-type=<value>       Type of the os to filter
  --project-id=<value>    (required) For example, 1 for the following URL:
                          https://app.autify.com/projects/1/capabilities

DESCRIPTION
  List available Capabilities.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api list-capabilities

See code: src/commands/web/api/list-capabilities.ts

`autify web api list-results`

List test results.

USAGE
  $ autify web api list-results --project-id <value> [--page <value>] [--per-page <value>] [--test-plan-id <value>]

FLAGS
  --page=<value>          The number of page returns.
  --per-page=<value>      The number of items returns. Default number is 30 and up to a maximum of 100
  --project-id=<value>    (required) For example, 1 for the following URL: https://app.autify.com/projects/1/results
  --test-plan-id=<value>  Test plan ID used to filter results.

DESCRIPTION
  List test results.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api list-results

See code: src/commands/web/api/list-results.ts

`autify web api list-scenarios`

List scenarios.

USAGE
  $ autify web api list-scenarios --project-id <value> [--page <value>]

FLAGS
  --page=<value>        The number of page returns.
  --project-id=<value>  (required) For example, 1 for the following URL: https://app.autify.com/projects/1/scenarios

DESCRIPTION
  List scenarios.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api list-scenarios

See code: src/commands/web/api/list-scenarios.ts

`autify web api list-test-plan-variable`

List the test plan's variables

USAGE
  $ autify web api list-test-plan-variable --test-plan-id <value>

FLAGS
  --test-plan-id=<value>  (required) For example, 15 for the following URL:
                          https://app.autify.com/projects/1/test_plans/15

DESCRIPTION
  List the test plan's variables

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api list-test-plan-variable

See code: src/commands/web/api/list-test-plan-variable.ts

`autify web api list-url-replacements`

List url replacements for the test plan

USAGE
  $ autify web api list-url-replacements --test-plan-id <value>

FLAGS
  --test-plan-id=<value>  (required) For example, 15 for the following URL:
                          https://app.autify.com/projects/1/test_plans/15

DESCRIPTION
  List url replacements for the test plan

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api list-url-replacements

See code: src/commands/web/api/list-url-replacements.ts

`autify web api update-test-plan-variable`

Update a url replacement for the test plan

USAGE
  $ autify web api update-test-plan-variable --test-plan-id <value> --test-plan-variable-id <value> --update-test-plan-variable-request
    <value>

FLAGS
  --test-plan-id=<value>                       (required) For example, 15 for the following URL:
                                               https://app.autify.com/projects/1/test_plans/15
  --test-plan-variable-id=<value>              (required) test_plan_variable id
  --update-test-plan-variable-request=<value>  (required) A JSON object with the variable's new key and/or
                                               default_value's value to register e.g.
                                               {"key":"string","default_value":"string"}

DESCRIPTION
  Update a url replacement for the test plan

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api update-test-plan-variable

See code: src/commands/web/api/update-test-plan-variable.ts

`autify web api update-url-replacement`

Update a url replacement for the test plan

USAGE
  $ autify web api update-url-replacement --test-plan-id <value> --url-replacement-id <value> --update-url-replacement-request
    <value>

FLAGS
  --test-plan-id=<value>                    (required) For example, 15 for the following URL:
                                            https://app.autify.com/projects/1/test_plans/15
  --update-url-replacement-request=<value>  (required) A JSON object with the url to replace. Either pattern_url or
                                            replacement_url is required. e.g.
                                            {"pattern_url":"string","replacement_url":"string"}
  --url-replacement-id=<value>              (required) url_replacement id

DESCRIPTION
  Update a url replacement for the test plan

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web api update-url-replacement

See code: src/commands/web/api/update-url-replacement.ts

`autify web auth login`

USAGE
  $ autify web auth login

DESCRIPTION
  Login to Autify for Web

EXAMPLES
  Start interactive setup:

    $ autify web auth login

  Reading the token from file:

    $ autify web auth login < token.txt

See code: src/commands/web/auth/login.ts

`autify web test run SCENARIO-OR-TEST-PLAN-URL`

Run a scenario or test plan.

USAGE
  $ autify web test run SCENARIO-OR-TEST-PLAN-URL [-n <value>] [-r <value>...] [--autify-connect <value> |
    --autify-connect-client] [--autify-connect-client-verbose ] [--autify-connect-client-file-logging ]
    [--autify-connect-client-debug-server-port <value> ] [--autify-connect-client-extra-arguments <value> ] [--os
    <value>] [--os-version <value>] [--browser <value>] [--device <value>] [--device-type <value>] [-w] [-t <value>]
    [-v] [--max-retry-count <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  SCENARIO-OR-TEST-PLAN-URL  Scenario URL or Test plan URL e.g.
                             https://app.autify.com/projects/<ID>/(scenarios|test_plans)/<ID>

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>                                     [Only for test scenario] Name of the test execution.
  -r, --url-replacements=<value>...                      URL replacements. Example: "http://example.com
                                                         http://example.net"
  -t, --timeout=<value>                                  [default: 300] Timeout seconds when waiting for the finish of
                                                         the test execution.
  -v, --verbose                                          Verbose output
  -w, --wait                                             Wait until the test finishes.
      --autify-connect=<value>                           Name of the Autify Connect Access Point.
      --autify-connect-client                            Start Autify Connect Client
      --autify-connect-client-debug-server-port=<value>  Port for Autify Connect Client debug server. A random port will
                                                         be used if not specified.
      --autify-connect-client-extra-arguments=<value>    Extra command line arguments you want to pass to Autify Connect
                                                         Client e.g. "--tunnel-proxy http://proxy".
      --autify-connect-client-file-logging               Logging Autify Connect Client log to a file instead of console.
      --autify-connect-client-verbose                    Verbose output for Autify Connect Client.
      --browser=<value>                                  [Only for test scenario] Browser to run the test
      --device=<value>                                   [Only for test scenario] Device to run the test
      --device-type=<value>                              [Only for test scenario] Device type to run the test
      --max-retry-count=<value>                          Maximum retry count while waiting. The command can take up to
                                                         `timeout * (max-retry-count + 1)`. Only effective with
                                                         `--wait`.
      --os=<value>                                       [Only for test scenario] OS to run the test
      --os-version=<value>                               [Only for test scenario] OS version to run the test

DESCRIPTION
  Run a scenario or test plan.

EXAMPLES
  Run a test scenario (Default capability):

    $ autify web test run https://app.autify.com/projects/0000/scenarios/0000

  Run a test plan:

    $ autify web test run https://app.autify.com/projects/0000/test_plans/0000

  Run and wait a test scenario:

    $ autify web test run https://app.autify.com/projects/0000/scenarios/0000 --wait --timeout 600

  Run a test scenario with a specific capability:

    $ autify web test run https://app.autify.com/projects/0000/scenarios/0000 --os "Windows Server" --browser Edge

  With URL replacements:

    $ autify web test run https://app.autify.com/projects/0000/scenarios/0000 -r "http://example.com \
      http://example.net" -r "http://example.org http://example.net"

  Run a test with specifying the execution name:

    $ autify web test run https://app.autify.com/projects/0000/scenarios/0000 --name "Sample execution"

  Run a test scenario with Autify Connect:

    $ autify web test run https://app.autify.com/projects/0000/scenarios/0000 --autify-connect NAME

  Run a test scenario with Autify Connect Client:

    $ autify web test run https://app.autify.com/projects/0000/scenarios/0000 --wait --autify-connect-client

See code: src/commands/web/test/run.ts

`autify web test wait TEST-RESULT-URL`

Wait a test result until it finishes.

USAGE
  $ autify web test wait TEST-RESULT-URL [-t <value>] [-v]

ARGUMENTS
  TEST-RESULT-URL  Test result URL e.g. https://app.autify.com/projects/<ID>/results/<ID>

FLAGS
  -t, --timeout=<value>  [default: 300] Timeout seconds when waiting for the finish of the test execution.
  -v, --verbose          Verbose output

DESCRIPTION
  Wait a test result until it finishes.

EXAMPLES
  $ autify web test wait https://app.autify.com/projects/0000/results/0000

See code: src/commands/web/test/wait.ts

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