Configuration on Verifyica

Properties

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This page provides a complete reference for all Verifyica configuration properties.

Properties can be set in three ways:

Create src/test/resources/verifyica.properties:

verifyica.engine.argument.parallelism=4
verifyica.engine.thread.type=virtual

Pass as JVM arguments:

java -Dverifyica.engine.argument.parallelism=4 -jar test.jar

Set environment variables (replace . with _ and uppercase):

export VERIFYICA_ENGINE_ARGUMENT_PARALLELISM=4

Controls how many test classes execute in parallel.

Usage:

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Verifyica provides a powerful YAML-based filtering system to control which tests execute based on class names, packages, tags, and patterns.

Filters are defined in a YAML file, by default verifyica.engine.filter.definitions.yaml in the classpath.

Place the filter file in:

src/test/resources/verifyica.engine.filter.definitions.yaml

Configure a custom filename via properties:

verifyica.engine.filter.definitions.filename=my-filters.yaml

The filter file has two main sections: include and exclude.

include:
 - # Include filters

exclude:
 - # Exclude filters

Exclude filters are evaluated first
Include filters are evaluated second
If a test matches an exclude filter, it’s excluded regardless of include filters
If no include filters are specified, all tests (not excluded) are included

Filter by exact class name:

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Verifyica provides three levels of parallelism control to optimize test execution time while maintaining test isolation.

Verifyica supports parallelism at three levels:

Control how many test classes execute concurrently.

verifyica.engine.class.parallelism=4

With class.parallelism=4:

TestClass1 (Thread 1)
TestClass2 (Thread 2)
TestClass3 (Thread 3)
TestClass4 (Thread 4)
TestClass5 (waits for a thread to become available)

Control how many arguments within a test class execute concurrently.