Turbo Mode

Reach better performance, accelerate tests’ run time by 30% on average and avoid saving unnecessary data.

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This is a pro feature

This feature is only open to projects on our professional plan. To learn more about our professional plan, click here.

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‘Turbo' mode is applicable on either Chrome or Edge Chromium only.

Running in turbo-mode

Running your tests in turbo-mode can be done either by CLI run or scheduled run. The tests will run in extension mode only (Chrome and Edge Chromium).

When running in turbo-mode the following settings will apply:

• Step delays will be ignored

• Test artifacts will only be saved for failed runs and for successful runs they won't be collected:

  • Screenshots
  • Network log
  • Console log
  • DOM data
  • Run parameters
  • Accessibility step report
  • BASEURL

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  There are cases (such as browser crashes) where the data might not be saved, even for failed runs.

Running in turbo-mode via CLI

In order to run in turbo-mode , use --turbo-mode in the CLI command, to read more about CLI runs, see here.
For example:

testim  --token "<YOUR ACCESS TOKEN>" --project "<YOUR PROJECT ID>" --grid "<Your grid name>" --turbo-mode

Running in turbo-mode via scheduler

In order to transform a scheduled run into turbo-mode , select the scheduled run you would like to transform --> go into edit mode --> turn on the turbo-mode toggle.

turbo-mode tests results

• Test artifacts, as mentioned above, will be available only for failed tests
• Under executions - turbo-mode indication will appear

• Under test runs - each test that ran in turbo-mode will have an indication

• Editor - each result will have an indication on the top left (next to the test status)