EZP-30098 [Travis] Implement solution for running tests in threads ba…

…sed on fastest - feature sort script improvement (#390)

.travis.yml

@@ -53,11 +53,11 @@ matrix:
         - name: "Admin UI on Clean Platform"
           env:
             - COMPOSE_FILE="doc/docker/base-dev.yml:doc/docker/selenium.yml"
-            - TEST_CMD="./bin/.travis/get_behat_features.sh adminui adminui | bin/fastest -o -v \"bin/behat {} --profile=adminui --suite=adminui --no-interaction -vv --strict\""
+            - TEST_CMD="./bin/.travis/get_behat_features.sh -p adminui -s adminui | bin/fastest -o -v \"bin/behat {} --profile=adminui --suite=adminui --no-interaction -vv --strict\""
         - name: "Admin UI on Clean Platform with Varnish and Redis"
           env:
             - COMPOSE_FILE="doc/docker/base-dev.yml:doc/docker/varnish.yml:doc/docker/redis.yml:doc/docker/selenium.yml"
-            - TEST_CMD="./bin/.travis/get_behat_features.sh adminui adminui | bin/fastest -o -v \"bin/behat {} --profile=adminui --suite=adminui --no-interaction -vv --strict --tags=~@EZP-29291-excluded\""
+            - TEST_CMD="./bin/.travis/get_behat_features.sh -p adminui -s adminui -t ~@EZP-29291-excluded | bin/fastest -o -v \"bin/behat {} --profile=adminui --suite=adminui --no-interaction -vv --strict\""
             - WEB_HOST="varnish"
 
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bin/.travis/get_behat_features.sh

@@ -4,5 +4,18 @@
 # times each build, often non optimal. To make this optimal we sort features by the number of scenarios in them
 # (ascending because Fastest reverse the queue order, and we want this queue to run descending) and run them in that order,
 # to minimize final time gap between the threads.
+PROFILE=''
+SUITE=''
+TAGS=''
 
-bin/behat --profile=$1 --suite=$2 --list-scenarios | awk '{ gsub(/:[0-9]+/,"",$1); print $1 }' | uniq -c | sort | awk '{ print $2 }'
+while getopts p:s:t: option
+do
+case "${option}"
+in
+p) PROFILE="--profile=${OPTARG}";;
+s) SUITE="--suite=${OPTARG}";;
+t) TAGS="--tags=${OPTARG}";;
+esac
+done
+
+bin/behat ${PROFILE} ${SUITE} ${TAGS} --list-scenarios | awk '{ gsub(/:[0-9]+/,"",$1); print $1 }' | uniq -c | sort | awk '{ print $2 }'