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Surround the whole parameter string including the keyword in quotation marks. If the path has spaces, enclose it in backticks. For example: testcafe path:d:irefoxportableirefoxportable.exe tests/sample-fixture.js

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You can use a path to the browserвЂ™s executable file (with the path: prefix) to specify portable browsers. Use the all alias to run tests in all the installed browsers. testcafe chrome,path:/applications/safari.app tests/sample-fixture.js

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The following example demonstrates how to run a test in two browsers: one browser is specified with an alias, the other browser is identified with a path. The -list-browsers command prints aliases for all automatically detected browsers. You can use browser aliases or paths to executable files to specify locally installed browsers. Related configuration file property: browsers. The browser-list-comma-separated argument specifies the comma-separated list of browsers where to run tests. If the same problem occurs with this test two more times, the test run finishes and TestCafe throws an error. If a browser stops responding during test execution, TestCafe restarts the browser and reruns the current test in a new browser instance. For more information on how to handle native dialogs, refer to Handle Native Dialogs. TestCafe suppresses native dialogs during a test, so that they do not block the page. Tests may be unstable if the page is zoomed in or out. Inactive tabs and minimized browser windows switch to a lower resource consumption mode where tests do not always execute correctly.Дo not zoom pages while testing. The browser tab that runs tests should remain active.

If you specify the browsers and src properties in the configuration file, you can omit them in the command line. TestCafe prints information about every overridden property in the console. Note that command-line settings override conflicting values in the configuration file. When you execute the testcafe command, TestCafe first reads settings from a configuration file if this file exists, and then applies the settings from the command line.

-p, -screenshot-path-pattern (obsolete).

Browsers Accessed Through Browser Provider Plugins.