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parity journey
Run only the purchase journey, step-by-step, prod vs cand — the tightest CI loop.
parity journey runs only the purchase journey (home → PLP → PDP → shipping → cart → checkout) step-by-step on both sides. It skips the sitemap crawl and the LLM aggregation, so it's the cheapest CI loop for "is checkout still working?".
parity journey --prod https://old.com --cand https://new.dev \
--cep 01310-100 --junit results.xml --github| Flag | What it does |
|---|---|
--cep | CEP for the shipping-calculation step (default 01310-100) |
--junit <file> | Emit JUnit XML for CI test reporting |
--github | Emit GitHub annotations + write $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY |
--json | One-line JSON verdict to stdout |
--no-report | Skip the HTML report (fastest) |
--accept-prod-quirks | Don't fail on known prod-side quirks (e.g. VTEX seller-null) |
Writes report.html / report.json plus the optional JUnit XML / GH annotations.
Use journey in the tight per-commit loop and a full parity run (or parity pr) for the deep audit.
See also
- CI/CD & workflows — wiring
journey/printo GitHub Actions parity run