The Grails Framework 4.0.0

(Quick Reference) ## test-app ### Purpose Runs all Grails unit and integration tests and generates reports. The command returns appropriate response codes for embedding with continuous integration servers. ### Examples
    grails test-app
    grails test-app Foo
    grails test-app Foo Bar
### Description Usage:
    grails <<environment>>* test-app <<names>>* [-unit|-integration]
Fired Events: Executes the Grails unit and integration tests located in the `src/test/groovy` and `src/integration-test/groovy` directories. By default all tests are executed, but you can specify the names of the tests (without the "Tests" or other test type suffix) as argument to the command:
    grails test-app *Foo*
    grails test-app *Foo* *Bar*
The first example will execute a test called `FooSpec.groovy` whilst the second will execute `FooSpec.groovy` and `BarSpec.groovy` if they exist. The task of finding tests that match the pattern you provide is passed to Gradle. Take a look at the section in their docs titled Test filtering for more information. You can also choose to only run the unit or integration tests:
    grails test-app -unit
    grails test-app -integration
If you only wish to re-run failed tests use the -rerun flag
    grails test-app -rerun
See the Testing section for examples on how to combine the different options to target tests. | Quick Reference (hide)