We don't always want to run every test. Sometimes we want to run only named tests.
Add a flag to designate a test you want run. Either group them together -t t1,t2,t3,t4 or have multiple flags: -t t1 -t t2 -t t3 -t t4
Audit-tool should print the values of the short names of the tests when the user requests help. This is a dynamic list, as it depends on the specific test library which is loaded.
One possible alternative would be to code extra bundles of options and tests into a profile file, which can be called with a separate flag:
audit-tool -p path/to/file.config ...... which merges properties and command line arguments after the command line is read.
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2 years ago
We don't always want to run every test. Sometimes we want to run only named tests.
Add a flag to designate a test you want run. Either group them together
-t t1,t2,t3,t4or have multiple flags:-t t1 -t t2 -t t3 -t t4Audit-tool should print the values of the short names of the tests when the user requests help. This is a dynamic list, as it depends on the specific test library which is loaded.One possible alternative would be to code extra bundles of options and tests into a profile file, which can be called with a separate flag:
audit-tool -p path/to/file.config ......which merges properties and command line arguments after the command line is read.