I have 2000+ test cases.
Every time I run regression tests, I need to run a lot of tests. Currently, these tests cover the default functionality. However, we have a handful of customers (large companies) that want custom behaviors in different places of the code. These customers are grouped into subscriptions. So I need most tests to always test the same thing for every customer, but the custom behavior will likely require at least a couple hundred more tests for each subscription.

I have 2000+ test cases.
Every time I run regression tests, I need to run a lot of tests. Currently, these tests cover the default functionality. However, we have a handful of customers (large companies) that want custom behaviors in different places of the code. These customers are grouped into subscriptions. So I need most tests to always test the same thing for every customer, but the custom behavior will likely require at least a couple hundred more tests for each subscription.

I have 2000+ test cases.
Every time I run regression tests, I need to run a lot of tests. Currently, these tests cover the default functionality. However, we have a handful of customers (large companies) that want custom behaviors in different places of the code. These customers are grouped into subscriptions. So I need most tests to always test the same thing for every customer, but the custom behavior will likely require at least a couple hundred more tests for each subscription.

I have 2000+ test cases.
Every time I run regression tests, I need to run a lot of tests. Currently, these tests cover the default functionality. However, we have a handful of customers (large companies) that want custom behaviors in different places of the code. These customers are grouped into subscriptions. So I need most tests to always test the same thing for every customer, but the custom behavior will likely require at least a couple hundred more tests for each subscription.

I have 2000+ test cases.
Every time I run regression tests, I need to run a lot of tests. Currently, these tests cover the default functionality. However, we have a handful of customers (large companies) that want custom behaviors in different places of the code. These customers are grouped into subscriptions. So I need most tests to always test the same thing for every customer, but the custom behavior will likely require at least a couple hundred more tests for each subscription.

In our application , we have “import” button with this [id=”content-import-action”] , once we clicks on the button filebrowser will open where user can select the file and import.

In our application , we have “import” button with this [id=”content-import-action”] , once we clicks on the button filebrowser will open where user can select the file and import.

I used to work with pycharm but I need to change to vscode.
I migrate the tests I had creatd on Pycharm and one of them is getting Unexpected argument error.

Suppose I have these two dictionaries:

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