Sync Test Cases with TMS

Sync Markdown test cases (*.test.md) between the local project and Testomat.io.

Use when the user wants to:

• Pull/export/download tests from Testomat.io to local Markdown files.
• Push/upload/import local Markdown tests to Testomat.io.
• Bulk edit: pull cases -> edit locally -> push back to TMS.

Setup

• Check for the TESTOMATIO token: skill input -> .env in project root -> ask the user.
• Save the token to .env: TESTOMATIO=tstmt_xxxxx.
• If the user has no key: get it in Testomat.io under Settings → Project → Project Reporting API key (https://app.testomat.io/projects/<project-id>/settings/project).

Running the CLI

• Run check-tests via npx. Do not install it as a project dependency.
• The first check-tests call in the session must be npx check-tests@latest … to resolve the latest version. All later calls in the same session use plain npx check-tests ….
• Use only options documented here, in [TESTOMATIOCLI.md](./references/TESTOMATIOCLI.md), or listed by npx check-tests --help. Do not invent options (e.g. --pattern, --force).

Pull

Downloads test scenarios from Testomat.io and saves them as local Markdown files.

Directory selection — if the testDir input is provided or the user passes -d <path>, use that path. Otherwise:

• Workspace is empty or for manual tests only: pull to root.
• End-to-end testing project: pull to the manual-tests directory.
• Any other case: pull to .testeiya/manual-tests (ensure .testeiya/ exists and is gitignored).

Cache-folder rules:

• Default pull target is the gitignored cache .testeiya/manual-tests/. Add .testeiya/ to the project .gitignore if it is not there yet.
• Pulled cases must never land in a tracked folder (manual-tests/, etc.) — that pollutes the repo.
• Being gitignored does not block editing the files or pushing them back.
• If the repo already keeps its *.test.md files in a tracked folder, don't pull — work with them in place, or pass -d <that folder> for an in-place refresh.
• This matches scan-automation-project, which pulls the code into .testeiya/code/ when it runs inside a manual-tests repo.

npx check-tests pull -d .testeiya/manual-tests

• To pull only specific suites (user names a suite or gives suite IDs): npx check-tests pull --suite-ids "@S12345678,@S87654321".
• More pull options: [TESTOMATIOCLI.md](./references/TESTOMATIOCLI.md).

Push

Uploads local Markdown tests to Testomat.io.

Pre-push file filtering — push only test case files, never project docs or requirements:

• Include files matching *.test.md, or Markdown files with valid <!-- test ... --> blocks.
• Ignore all other Markdown (README.md, CHANGELOG.md, documentation).
• If test cases live alongside other files, copy or move the test files into .testeiya/manual-tests/ first.

Pre-push validation:

1. At least one *.test.md file exists.
2. Each file contains a valid test block:

<!-- test
priority: ...
creator: ...
tags: ...
labels: ...
-->
# ... (test case title)

... (test case description)

# Specific files (preferred when known)
npx check-tests push --files login.test.md checkout.test.md

# Testeiya cache folder
npx check-tests push -d .testeiya/manual-tests

• When the files to push are known (e.g. just produced by qa-write-test-cases / improve-test-cases), pass them explicitly via --files (alias -f). Without --files the CLI falls back to the default glob **/*.test.md, which may pick up unrelated files.
• Quote glob patterns. Paths resolve relative to --dir.
• Use -d when .testeiya or manual-tests directories exist.
• Push only the test cases directory (e.g. .testeiya/manual-tests, not .testeiya/).
• More push options and examples: [TESTOMATIOCLI.md](./references/TESTOMATIOCLI.md).

Summary Output

After syncing, print a short log-style summary:

Sync Complete:
- Action: pull/push
- Directory: <path>
- Tests synced: 15
- Status: Success