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My team would like a plugin that randomizes except for a couple of tests that go last so I am writing a plugin that does just that based on the built-in randomize plugin. I would like to turn off the original plugin. I didn't see an example of that in the docs, is it possible?
I think I worked around it by setting ::randomize to false in my plugin, but wondered if there was a better way.
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My team would like a plugin that randomizes except for a couple of tests
that go last so I am writing a plugin that does just that based on the
built-in randomize plugin. I would like to turn off the original plugin.
I didn't see an example of that in the docs, is it possible?
I think I worked around it by setting ::randomize to false in my plugin,
but wondered if there was a better way.
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My team would like a plugin that randomizes except for a couple of tests that go last so I am writing a plugin that does just that based on the built-in
randomize
plugin. I would like to turn off the original plugin. I didn't see an example of that in the docs, is it possible?I think I worked around it by setting
::randomize
tofalse
in my plugin, but wondered if there was a better way.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: