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Overview
This feature introduces dynamic configurability for test thresholds used in the testing framework. Threshold values can now be set through environment variables, providing flexibility for various testing environments. If no environment variables are provided, the system uses predefined default values to ensure compatibility and ease of use.
Key Features
Default Threshold Values
The following default values are applied when no environment variables are set:
Example
To customize the duration for
averagetests:Run the tests, and the custom value will be applied.
Using Environment Variables in Workflows
In workflows, you can pass environment variables using the
-eflag. For example:This ensures that custom values are applied dynamically during the test execution.
This feature enhances both flexibility and usability while preserving the stability of existing workflows.