hurl-orchestra

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Preview the plan ​

Use this procedure to examine the order of the nodes before a run. A dry run does not call Hurl, so you do not need Hurl on the PATH.

Procedure ​

  1. Add --dry-run to the command:

    bash
    hurl-orchestra --dry-run tests/checkout.hurl

  2. Read the waves:

    text
    Resolved dependencies: add_item, auth, create_cart
Plan: 4 node(s)
  wave 1: auth
  wave 2: create_cart
  wave 3: add_item
  wave 4: checkout

  3. If the command shows an error, correct the frontmatter. Then do step 1 again.

Get the plan as JSON ​

Add --json for a result that a script or an AI agent can read:

bash
hurl-orchestra --dry-run --json tests/checkout.hurl

The JSON contains the waves and, for each node, the file, the dependencies and the variables that the node gets. If the graph has an error, the JSON contains "ok": false and the message. For the fields, read Command line.

Use the dry run in CI ​

A dry run is fast and needs no network. Add it as the first step of a CI job. Then a broken graph fails the job before a request goes to the server.