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Run Changed and Failed Tests

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Run Changed and Failed Tests

Re-run only what matters

When a run fails, you rarely need to execute everything again.

With Run Changed and Failed Tests, DoesQA lets you start a new run based on an existing run, including only:

Re-run only what matters

All values and environment information from the original run are preserved. You are not starting from scratch. You are continuing with full context.

To use it, drill into a completed run and select Run Changed and Failed Tests. The new run is created with the same configuration and input data.

  • Tests that failed

  • Tests that have changed since that run

  • Runner concurrency

  • Environment resources

  • Test data

  • Team time waiting for results

  • Keep runner concurrency free for other tasks

  • Reduce unnecessary test data creation

  • Lower load on your environments

  • Get faster, more focused feedback

  • Debug faster

  • Reduce operational drag

Faster feedback without wasted capacity

In most automation setups, rerunning a suite means rerunning everything.

Run Changed and Failed Tests narrows the scope automatically so you can:

Built for real-world automation workflows

If failures continue, you can repeat the process on the resulting child run. Each iteration becomes more targeted, allowing you to focus on just the tests that still need attention.

As an added benefit, rerunning only what is necessary is a greener option than executing a full suite again.

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DoesQA Flows dashboard

Get your next release tested end to end.

Hosted journeys with email, MFA, and branching. Shared Elements keep maintenance low. Pass and fail from real hosted browsers.

Get your next release tested end to end.

Hosted journeys with email, MFA, and branching. Shared Elements keep maintenance low. Pass and fail from real hosted browsers.