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Re-running Failed Tests
Sometimes, things fail. Maybe it’s a flaky dependency, an outdated payload, or a backend tweak no one documented.
Qodex makes it easy to spot and rerun only the failed test cases so you can debug faster without re-running everything.
How to Re-run Failed Tests
Go to the
Build Reports
section in the sidebar.
Open the report of your latest test run.
Filter by
Failed
test cases.
Click
“Re-run Failed Tests”
on the top-right.
Select the environment (e.g., .env.staging) and run.
Only the failed scenarios will execute again helping you verify if fixes worked or if issues persist.
“Fix Me” Option
If your test suite previously passed and suddenly fails due to an API change, Qodex shows a
“Fix Me”
button.
Clicking it will:
Trigger the AI agent to
re-analyze the test logic
Auto-update outdated request data, chaining, or test rules
Suggest corrections, which you can review before saving
Note: “Fix Me” appears only if the test has passed
at least once before
.
Why Devs Love This
Avoids wasting time re-running full suites
Helps isolate flaky or broken logic quickly
Speeds up CI/CD debugging
Reduces noise by only showing what changed
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