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@@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ Table of Contents                           *neotest-busted-table-of-contents*
   - Parametric tests                         |neotest-busted-parametric-tests|
   - Debugging tests                           |neotest-busted-debugging-tests|
   - Luarocks and Busted                   |neotest-busted-luarocks-and-busted|
-  - Running from the command line|neotest-busted-running-from-the-command-line|
   - Contributing                                 |neotest-busted-contributing|
   - FAQ                                                   |neotest-busted-faq|
   - Inspiration                                   |neotest-busted-inspiration|
@@ -193,37 +192,6 @@ GLOBAL INSTALL ~
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-RUNNING FROM THE COMMAND LINE   *neotest-busted-running-from-the-command-line*
-
-A `test-runner.lua` script is provided in the `scripts/` folder for running
-tests via the command line. This is useful for running all tests during CI for
-example.
-
-If you do not provide a `minimal_init.lua` to set up your test environment, the
-script will look for one and source it. If you don’t specify any tests to
-run, the command will automatically try to find your tests in a `spec/`,
-`test/`, or `tests/` directory.
-
->shell
-    $ nvim -l <path-to-neotest-busted>/scripts/test-runner.lua tests/my_spec.lua
-<
-
-
-USING BUSTED DIRECTLY ~
-
-You can also provide a `.busted` config file and run your tests using busted.
-Learn more about busted configuration files from the official docs
-<https://lunarmodules.github.io/busted/#usage> or take a look at the example
-here </.busted.example>.
-
-Pass extra arguments to `neotest` to run a specific task. For example, to run
-the `"integration"` task in a test file:
-
->lua
-    require("neotest").run.run({ vim.fn.expand("%"), extra_args = { "--run", "integration" } })
-<
-
-
 CONTRIBUTING                                     *neotest-busted-contributing*
 
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