On-demand (Run specific tests) — GitHub Actions

Workflow:

https://github.com/digibank-il/mobile-tests/actions/workflows/run-specific-tests.yml

1. Open “Run workflow”

1. Open the link above (you need access to the repo and Actions).
2. Click Run workflow (top right).
3. Under Use workflow from, pick the branch that contains the workflow you want (often mobile_dev or the branch your team uses).

2. Fill the form

Field	What to put
Choose branch	The branch the run should use (often matches “Use workflow from”).
Choose testTag	Your team’s tag (e.g. test). If you use “Run specific test class pattern(s)” below, this tag is overridden for which tests run.
choose ios / android	android or ios.
choose run type	Your team’s value (e.g. -develop).
app version	Your team’s value (e.g. last-version).
Run specific test class pattern(s), comma-separated. Takes precedence over testTag.	This is the important field. See the next section.

Then click the green Run workflow button.

3. The important field: “Run specific test class pattern(s)”

Label in the UI:

What to paste

• Comma-separated list of test class patterns.
• Each entry uses a leading * plus the Kotlin class name (no package, no quotes).
• No --tests flags, Gradle task names, or file paths—only the *ClassName patterns in this field.

One test class:

*DepositChequeTest

Several test classes:

*DepositChequeTest,*ToggleBiometricTest,*QuickLogInBlockedAfter5TimesTest

• If several scenarios map to the same class (common for parameterized tests), you only need one entry for that class.
• If this field is non-empty, it takes precedence over testTag.

4. How to find the class name (manual)

You need the class name (e.g. DepositChequeTest), not the human-readable test title alone.

Option A — Search on GitHub

1. In the mobile-tests repo, use code search in src/test/kotlin.
2. Search for keywords from the test scenario, or for:
   • Backtick method names: fun `Some test description here`()
   • Parameterized tests: @ParameterizedTest(name = "...")
3. Open the matching .kt file and find the class declaration (e.g. class DepositChequeTest).
4. Use that name as *DepositChequeTest.

Option B — Search locally

If you have the repo cloned, search under src/test/kotlin the same way, then read the class name from the file.

Parameterized tests

If a test uses @ParameterizedTest, multiple rows may share one class. You usually still target the class (one *ClassName entry); narrowing to a single parameter row is not guaranteed from this field alone.

5. Quick checklist

• Correct platform (android / ios).
• Correct branch for the code you want to exercise.
• “Run specific test class pattern(s)” contains *ClassName entries, comma-separated.
• You used class names, not method names or descriptions.

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