To effectively test the Potatso network,follow this organized approach:

1. Start the Test Server: Begin by running potatso test to launch the test server.

2. Run Specific Test Cases: Use the command potatso test --name=<test_name> to execute a specific module or function. For example, potatso test --name="io" will test the io module.

3. Run Tests in Parallel: To enhance efficiency, use potatso test --parallel to run tests concurrently.

4. Define Test Cases: Use the test command to create test cases with descriptions. Example:

   test --name="io" --description="Test IO module"

5. Save Results: Potatso saves test results in a directory named after the test case. Access these files later.

6. Handle Timeouts: Configure timeouts using potatso test --wait=<seconds> to manage test execution.

7. Explore Advanced Features:

   • CI/CD Setup: Use test --dev to automate testing for CI/CD pipelines.
   • Test Runner: Consider using potatso test runner for convenience.

8. Documentation and Community: Refer to the official documentation and community resources for guidance and troubleshooting.

By following these steps, you can systematically test Potatso, ensuring its functionality and reliability.