modality execute
Command: modality execute <script> <--objective-file <objective file> | --objective-name <objective name>>
Run generative testing guided by an objective. This command will repeatedly call the provided per-test-case script until one of the stopping conditions in the given objective is met. The objective's measurements will be taken after each script execution.
# Example
$ modality execute --objective-name example-objective --disable-script-io-inherit ./stimulus.sh
┌─ Objective Status ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ Objective: example-objective │
│ Instance: 1 │
│ Created At: 2021-04-21 21:55:24 UTC │
│ Created By: example-user │
│ Stopped At: │
│ Cycle Count: 0 │
│ │
├─ Stopping Conditions Progress ─────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ │
│ Time: 00:00:00 / 00:02:00 [ ] 0% │
│ Passing Measurements: 0 / 15 [ ] 0% │
│ Failing Measurements: 0 / 5 [ ] 0% │
│ │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
# Options
<script>
- Script to exercise your system, to be run each test case. This script is responsible for performing any necessary system setup and/or teardown. In addition, this script should execute whatever test scenario you are interested in. It should call modality mutate
at the appropriate time to inject a mutation, usually with the --objective-name
option so the mutation is guided by the objective you are executing. See Write a Per-Test-Case Script in the Run Generative Tests guide for more explanation and an example.
--objective-file <objective file>
- Path to an objective definition file. The objective will be created and applied to the current session. Mutually exclusive with --objective-name
.
--objective-name <objective name>
- Name of an existing objective to use for measurements and stopping conditions. Mutually exclusive with --objective-file
.
--disable-script-io-inherit
- Don't inherit the user stimulus script stdout and stderr.
--disable-status-output
- Don't show the objective status summary information while iterating.
--stopping-condition <stopping condition>
- Use the provided stopping condition(s) in place of the general stopping conditions defined in the objective. This option can be provided multiple times. Note: If the --stopping-condition
option is supplied, the stopping conditions in the objective’s definition are ignored.
--using <session name>
- Use the given session rather than the default one.
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