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Select a test name on Jira/Confluence, find it across configured GitHub repos, and dispatch the matching GitHub Actions workflow. Search & Run Test turns a test name into a GitHub Actions run. Select an automated test name on a Jira or Confluence page, right-click, and the extension searches the GitHub repositories you have configured, builds the pytest node ID, and dispatches the GitHub Actions workflow that runs it. GitHub replies with a direct link to the run. HOW IT WORKS 1. Select a test function name on a page, for example test_login_with_valid_credentials[chrome] 2. Right-click and choose "Search and Run Test", or click the toolbar icon and type a name. 3. The extension code-searches every configured repository in parallel and shows the matches grouped by repository. 4. Pick a result, fill in the workflow inputs you defined for that repository, and click Run. FEATURES - Parallel code search across multiple GitHub repositories - Builds the pytest node ID automatically (relative/path.py::test_name[param]) - Per-repository workflow inputs: select, text, number and checkbox fields - Input validation before any network call - Export and import your configuration as JSON - GitHub OAuth Device Flow sign-in: no personal access token to paste SETUP This extension is bring-your-own-credentials. You register your own GitHub OAuth App (free, one time), paste its client ID into the Options page, connect your GitHub account, and add the repositories you want to search. Full instructions: https://github.com/den-cezar/search-and-run-test PRIVACY The extension talks only to github.com. Your GitHub token stays in local browser storage and is never sent anywhere else. No analytics, no tracking, no third-party servers. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/den-cezar/search-and-run-test
Sep 11, 2026
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