require-test-tags
Every test carries a canonical tag
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Tier | MUST |
| Severity | error |
| Enforcement | ESLint (AST) |
| Autofix | no |
| Skill | canon |
| Applies to | tests/**/*.ts |
| Exempt | tests/**/*.setup.ts |
| Since | 1.0.0 |
Why
Tags are what let CI run a smoke subset on every push and the full suite nightly, and what keeps destructive tests out of shared environments via grep-invert. An untagged test either runs everywhere or nowhere, and both are wrong.
What to do instead
Add at least one canonical tag from rules/tags.yaml using the tag option: test(‘title’, { tag: [‘@smoke’] }, async ({ page }) => {}). Pick the narrowest tag that is true; @smoke is a promise that the test is fast and stable enough to gate every push.
Examples
// ✗ require-test-tags
test('user can log in', async ({ page }) => {});// ✓
test('user can log in', { tag: ['@smoke', '@auth'] }, async ({ page }) => {});