Check command

[DavertMik]

Created check command to quickly test config, tests, and that browser can be started and finished

This can be done locally or on CI before running tests

[kobenguyent]

@DavertMik what do you think if running all checks in parallel using Promise.all?
here is my local run elapsed around 1.81s compared to in sequence run around 2.3s

✔ CONFIG acceptance
✔ CONTAINER 
✔ BOOTSTRAP 
✔ TESTS Total: 47 tests
✖ HELPERS helper._init is not a function
✔ PAGE OBJECTS Total: 0 support objects
✖ HELPERS HOOKS helper._beforeSuite is not a function
✔ TYPESCRIPT DEFINITIONS 
Something went wrong. Checks didn't pass. (Total Elapsed: 1.81s)

[kobenguyent]

missing await here I think.

[DavertMik]

yes! thank you

[kobenguyent]

got error if this lib removed

[DavertMik]

ouch, this is bad merge, right

[DavertMik]

@kobenguyent good point for using Promise.all
but I think to keep things simple and traceable better to do things one by one
otherwise I think it won't be stable

[DavertMik]

@kobenguyent btw, it's only 1s on our workflow

https://github.com/codeceptjs/CodeceptJS/actions/runs/12682764702/job/35348708849?pr=4727

[kobenguyent]

@DavertMik I have two more things:

• shall we add the option to specify the configuration as in the real world they would be different configurations in projects?
• I'm curious if calling the check by default when initializing run or run-workers is bringing value?

[kobenguyent]

@DavertMik one more thing:

• regarding the typescript definitions, is it possible that we read the conf file, if it's .ts then we add this check, otherwise, we shall skip this check?

[kobenguyent]

how about config name here?

[DavertMik]

@kobenguyent

shall we add the option to specify the configuration as in the real world they would be different configurations in projects?

yes, I added it as -c --config

I'm curious if calling the check by default when initializing run or run-workers is bringing value?

For run - no, as you probably use it for development

For run-workers - may be

But anyway, I think check to be CI command that you can have as a precondition step