TestSprite Files

Added

• CI-native output now covers single-run --wait and batch rerun. --gh-output / --summary-file (contributed in community PR [#264] for test run --all --wait) now also work on test run <id> --wait and test rerun --all --wait, so a CI job that runs one test or reruns a batch gets the same ::error:: annotations and machine summary as a fresh batch — written right after the JUnit report on the rerun path. The summary and annotations land even when the command exits non-zero, the emit is best-effort (a sink write failure such as EPIPE can never change the command's exit code), and non-dispatched work — rate-deferred, conflicted, or not-found tests — is folded into the summary as non-passed rows, so a partial batch can never read as "all passed". Workflow-command data and job-summary table cells are escaped: a multiline run error cannot inject ::commands into the Actions stream or break the summary table.
• --target-url now warns when it cannot apply (V3 path). On a V3-routed account, test run --target-url is validated server-side and then discarded — V3 resolves the run's environment at execution time, so there is no per-run override. The CLI now makes a bounded, best-effort account check (only when the flag was supplied) and prints a stderr [advisory] that the flag will not take effect; test create-batch --run fires the same advisory once before the fan-out. It fires in every --output mode — JSON/CI is exactly the unattended case that needs it — and can never affect stdout or the exit code.

Fixed

• Create paths prefer the server's dashboard link and never print a dead one. test create / test create-batch / --plan-from computed the Portal dashboardUrl entirely client-side in the legacy route shape, which 404s for a V3-native create. A server-provided dashboardUrl on the create response now wins, under the same three-state contract the run paths use: a string is used verbatim; null means the server looked and there is no correct link, so an [advisory] points at test get <id> instead of printing a URL that would 404; only an absent field (an older backend) falls back to the client computation. The decision is resolved once at create time and reused verbatim by the --run fan-out, and test create --run in text mode prints the server link again (its Dashboard: line had been dropped in the delegation to the run renderer).
• Best-effort pre-flight lookups can no longer stall a real command behind a rate limit. The duplicate-name advisory's 5-second deadline bounded the fetch but not the retry sleep, so a 429 carrying a long Retry-After could park an otherwise-healthy test create behind an advisory; the same applied to the --target-url account check. Both lookups now skip rate-limit retries entirely — a throttled advisory is dropped, never waited on.
• Long --wait sessions no longer accumulate abort-signal churn. Every poll iteration and every HTTP attempt composed a fresh abort signal against the process-lifetime shutdown signal, registering finalization-tracked dependents by the hundreds of thousands over a large batch — measured as multi-second stalls during engine cleanup passes. The poll loop now reuses one controller per session and the HTTP layer composes signals manually with listeners it removes synchronously; timeout, Ctrl-C, and retry behavior are unchanged.