Testing Fundamentals - Test DocumentationHow can you combine test suites from different modules into a single suite for a nightly build?AMerge all test methods into one class manuallyBRun each module's tests separately without combiningCCreate individual suites per module and add them to a master suiteDUse a random test runner without suitesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand modular suitesEach module can have its own suite grouping its tests.Step 2: Combine these suites into a master suiteThis allows running all tests together in one batch for nightly builds.Final Answer:Create individual suites per module and add them to a master suite -> Option CQuick Check:Combine suites modularly for batch runs [OK]Quick Trick: Combine module suites into master suite for batch runs [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESRunning modules separately loses batch benefitsManually merging test methods is error-proneUsing random runners loses control
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