test_runner: differentiate describe from it in event:enqueue so we can have a total test count

[icetbr]

What is the problem this feature will solve?

I have 10.000 tests that run in 10 minutes. I want to have a sense of progress.

What is the feature you are proposing to solve the problem?

Add the type of the test to the enqueue event might be enough, whether it is a test or a test group; it vs describe.

What alternatives have you considered?

No response

[MoLow]

are you interested on opening a PR for this?

[icetbr]

Sure! There is already the type in some events, hopefully I just have to use the same logic. Should I proceed?

[Medhansh404]

@MoLow i have gone through the issue and what i came up with the approach of adding the type of event along with emit('enqueue', { test: ${i}, testType }); here on each iteration for tests. I can open a PR if you can confirm if this can be a way to solve things here. would appreciate the feedback!! :)

[MoLow]

yes ,that makes sense

[Medhansh404]

as i am working on the issue i can no longer find the significance of type of test rather we can do a log of no. of completed test out of total test, which we can increment on each completed test here, i find this better. what do you think @icetbr @MoLow ?

[icetbr]

I can't tell if that will work. The current events make it impossible to distinguish between a describe and an it. If that will help with a 30 out of 10000 tests situation, I'm fine with that.

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[EddieAbbondanzio]

I'm gonna pick this up since it seems to be stale.