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Suppose, for example, you have "api" related tests, as well as "app" related tests, as shown in the following snippet; One could use `--grep api` or `--grep app` to run one or the other. The same goes for any other part of a suite or test-case title, `--grep users` would be valid as well, or even `--grep GET`.

And another option with double quotes: `--grep "groupA|groupB"`.<br>
And for more complex criterias: `--grep "/get/i"`. Some shells as e.g. Git-Bash-for-Windows may require: `--grep "'/get/i'"`. Using flags other than the `ignoreCase /i` (especially `/g` and `/y`) may lead to unpredictable results.
And for more complex criteria: `--grep "/get/i"`. Some shells as e.g. Git-Bash-for-Windows may require: `--grep "'/get/i'"`. Using flags other than the `ignoreCase /i` (especially `/g` and `/y`) may lead to unpredictable results.

```js
describe('api', function () {
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1. Configuration file (`.mocharc.js`, `.mocharc.yml`, etc.)
1. `mocha` property of `package.json`

Options which can safely be repeated (e.g., `--require`) will be _concatenated_, with higher-priorty configuration sources appearing earlier in the list. For example, a `.mocharc.json` containing `"require": "bar"`, coupled with execution of `mocha --require foo`, would cause Mocha to require `foo`, then `bar`, in that order.
Options which can safely be repeated (e.g., `--require`) will be _concatenated_, with higher-priority configuration sources appearing earlier in the list. For example, a `.mocharc.json` containing `"require": "bar"`, coupled with execution of `mocha --require foo`, would cause Mocha to require `foo`, then `bar`, in that order.

### Extending Configuration

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