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Can we have JBlitz run our tests silently and without any GUI (from a command prompt)?

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Can we have JBlitz run our tests silently and without any GUI (from a command prompt)?

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Yes. You can use the command line parameter -console to run JBlitz ‘in the background’ without any GUI When you use this parameter, you need to have setup your test configuration already so that the tests can be run without any user intervention. By default, JBlitz will run the last configuration that was being used when it is run with the -console command line parameter. You can also specify which test configuration to use by specifying the test configuration on the command line too. The console mode support has been beefed up in version 5.1 so that JBlitz will run in a Java ‘headless’ environment without any issues.

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