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Test filters through command-line #7

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mausch opened this issue Jun 11, 2012 · 3 comments
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Test filters through command-line #7

mausch opened this issue Jun 11, 2012 · 3 comments

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@mausch
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mausch commented Jun 11, 2012

Filter the tests to be run using patterns specified on the command line.

As in http://batterseapower.github.com/test-framework/

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haf commented May 2, 2014

+1 for this one, would be much needed in my case

Perhaps even a built-in filter for .Net runtimes?

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mausch commented May 4, 2014

Personally, I've been running individual tests using the Test.filter function in a script/REPL, and when running all tests CTRL-F5, so I haven't missed this feature too much.
Implementing it would be a matter of parsing the command-line argument and passing it to Test.filter.
What's a "built-in filter for .Net runtimes"?

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haf commented May 4, 2014

I'm thinking CI servers here though. But yeah, I could write scripts for CI servers, I guess.

For .Net runtimes, I mean checking out whether running on mono or .net and what version. Some things are broken on some of the versions, such as the GC in latest mono.

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