Shell

The shell post-execution command allows you to execute terminal commands after a test to perform any type of assertion by comparing the exit codes of the executed commands.
It is simple to use: the developer specifies the command to execute and, optionally, the expected exit code. If the returned exit code does not match the expected one, the post-execution check fails.
The expected exit code is optional; if not specified, the default value is 0.

Example

postExecChecks:
  - name: "Shell command check"
    type: "shell"
    args:
      cmd: "echo 'Hello'"
      expectedExitCode: 0 # Optional, default value is 0