@@ -87,11 +87,11 @@ The above example will open the "README.md" file in the users workspace. Note th
8787
8888# ## `filter` (string)
8989
90- Aregex passed into the test runner to limit the tests returned
90+ Aglob passed into the test runner to limit the tests returned.
9191
9292` ` ` yaml
9393setup:
94- filter: 'level_1_tests '
94+ filter: 'tests/{level1, level2}/* '
9595` ` `
9696
9797Will restrict tests to only run a subset of tests that match the filter. Filter depends on your test runner, and can be configured in the test runner.
@@ -106,6 +106,48 @@ config:
106106
107107Essentially, the above example will run `./node_modules/.bin/mocha --grep level_1_tests` as the test command.
108108
109- # ##` subtasks` (boolean)
109+ # ## subtasks
110110
111- A task made up of multiple other tests where all must pass to continue
111+ A task made up of multiple other tests where all must pass to continue.
112+
113+ 
114+
115+ See an [example](https://github.com/shmck/coderoad-tutorial-subtask-demo).
116+
117+ Subtasks do not require any config, but may be written in the TUTORIAL.md with corresponding test names.
118+
119+ # #### 1. Add the subtask titles to the TUTORIAL.md
120+
121+ ` ` ` md
122+ ## 1. Subtask Example
123+
124+ A subtask example
125+
126+ ### 1.1
127+
128+ Create a function` add` that can take a variety of params.
129+
130+ # ### SUBTASKS
131+
132+ -Add one number
133+ -Add two numbers
134+ -Add three numbers
135+ ` ` `
136+
137+ ##### 2. Label the tests with` :#`
138+
139+ As an example, the below test corresponds to the index of the first subtask ("Add one number").
140+
141+ ` ` ` js
142+ it(':1 should add one number', function () {
143+ const result = add(1) === 1
144+ const message = 'Should accept a single param'
145+ assert.ok(result, message)
146+ const result2 = add(42) === 42
147+ assert.ok(result2, message)
148+ })
149+ ` ` `
150+
151+ See [an example subtask test file](https://github.com/ShMcK/coderoad-tutorial-subtask-demo/blob/v0.2.1/.coderoad/test/add.test.js) for more.
152+
153+ The number of subtasks should match the number of tests being run. If this is not the case, use [filter](#filter-string) to limit the tests.