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I have 5 test cases in single suite file (TestCase1, TestCase2, TestCase3, TestCase4 and TestCase5) within integrations folder.

My Requirement: I need to run only TestCase2 and TestCase5.

Command to run a single test case from the mand line:

./node_modules/.bin/cypress run --spec 'cypress/integration/TestCase2.js

Query: How can I run TestCase2 and TestCase5 together using --spec mand?

I have 5 test cases in single suite file (TestCase1, TestCase2, TestCase3, TestCase4 and TestCase5) within integrations folder.

My Requirement: I need to run only TestCase2 and TestCase5.

Command to run a single test case from the mand line:

./node_modules/.bin/cypress run --spec 'cypress/integration/TestCase2.js

Query: How can I run TestCase2 and TestCase5 together using --spec mand?

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Your question is a bit confusing, you say 5 test cases in single suite file but your example cypress run --spec 'cypress/integration/TestCase2.js implies individual spec files.

I'll give you an answer both ways.

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Individual spec files

Please see the third example docs - cypress run --spec which runs two tests, ma separated.

cypress run --spec "cypress/integration/TestCase2.spec.js,cypress/integration/TestCase5.spec.js"

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Single suite file

Please see How to add test case grouping in Cypress which uses a beforeEach() to check test names passed in by ENV variable.

Add this at the top of your single test suite

beforeEach(function() {

  const testFilter = Cypress.env('TEST_FILTER');
  if (!testFilter) return;                       // exit if no filter defined

  const testName = Cypress.mocha.getRunner().test.fullTitle();
  if (!testFilter.includes(testName)) {
    this.skip();
  }
})

Run with

set CYPRESS_TEST_FILTER=Test2;Test5 & cypress open

or

cypress open --env TEST_FILTER=Test2;Test5  

Note when using the --env flag, the test names must not be separated by a ma since Cypress uses that internally to delimit multiple ENV variables.