Currently, --skip-tests skips entire tests. If we want to workaround a known test failure, we want to skip just that test.
Alternatively, we run tests but proceed to install even some of them fails. We can let the user specify # of tests allowed to be failed. Then we can just look at the test report line.
Currently,
--skip-testsskips entire tests. If we want to workaround a known test failure, we want to skip just that test.Alternatively, we run tests but proceed to install even some of them fails. We can let the user specify # of tests allowed to be failed. Then we can just look at the test report line.