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|[--vars](#--vars)| string | Method used to name keys. |
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|[--validate](#--validate)| NA | Validate HyperExecute YAML file. |
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|[--verbose](#--verbose)| NA | Logging of every proxy request to stdout. |
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|[--version](#--version)| NA | Version of the HyperExecute CLI. |
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### `--add-testids`
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This flag will add the test ids of your job in the result.json file that gets generated after your test execution.
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```bash
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hyperexecute --add-testids
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### `--auto-proxy`
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This flag use detected system proxy. It identifies and sets proxies including http_proxy and https_proxy variables.
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```bash
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hyperexecute --auto-proxy
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### `--concurrency`
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This flag allows you to define the number of concurrent sessions running on HyperExecute. For more information on concurrency, go to [this page](/support/docs/hyperexecute-auto-split-strategy/).
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### `--validate`
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The new `--validate` flag in the HyperExecute CLI allows you to quickly check the syntax and structure of your YAML file without running any tests. Simply pass the `--validate` flag with your YAML file, and the CLI will validate its structure and syntax. It will then return a success or error message, helping you identify if the file is correctly formatted or if there are any issues that need attention.
The [`--validate`](/support/docs/hyperexecute-cli-run-tests-on-hyperexecute-grid/#--validate) flag checks the syntax and structure of your YAML file without executing any tests, allowing you to quickly verify if the file is properly formatted.
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## How It Works
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When you pass the `--validate` flag along with your YAML file, the CLI will:
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- Validate the structure and syntax of the YAML file.
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- Return a success or error message indicating whether the file is correct or if there are issues that need attention.
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