In projects with many tests, you may only want to run a certain set of tests with cargo test mytestname mytest2. No idea how to implement this nicely, to be honest. My first idea was to read a file .atom-build-cargo.yml and then produce test targets for atom-build based on a user-provided list. Or use cargo test -- --list to get the actual list of tests (could be very many, though).
I could put that into .atom-build.yml myself but then would have to do all the error matching myself...
In projects with many tests, you may only want to run a certain set of tests with
cargo test mytestname mytest2
. No idea how to implement this nicely, to be honest. My first idea was to read a file.atom-build-cargo.yml
and then produce test targets for atom-build based on a user-provided list. Or usecargo test -- --list
to get the actual list of tests (could be very many, though).I could put that into
.atom-build.yml
myself but then would have to do all the error matching myself...