wasm-pack --test documentation says that it takes a PATH_AND_EXTRA_OPTIONS. So if I want my cargo test to run only the tests, I naturally would write (following cargo test documentation):
wasm-pack test --node --tests
But this generates the error:
error: the argument '--tests' cannot be used multiple times
However, if I run either of these:
wasm-pack test --node --lib
wasm-pack test --node --test MY_TEST_FILE
It behaves as advertised.
I understand that the underlying problem is how cargo is called, but yet ideally it would still work, or at least the limitations would be documented.
🤔 Expected Behavior
Only the tests of my project are run.
Note that I need to to this, because I do not want to run my examples that have dependencies that are not available under wasm32.
👟 Steps to reproduce
Just try to run wasm-pack test --node --tests in any wasm project
🌍 Your environment
Include the relevant details of your environment.
wasm-pack version: 0.13.0
rustc version: 1.80.1 (3f5fd8dd4 2024-08-06)
🐛 Bug description
wasm-pack --testdocumentation says that it takes aPATH_AND_EXTRA_OPTIONS. So if I want mycargo testto run only the tests, I naturally would write (followingcargo testdocumentation):wasm-pack test --node --testsBut this generates the error:
error: the argument '--tests' cannot be used multiple timesHowever, if I run either of these:
It behaves as advertised.
I understand that the underlying problem is how cargo is called, but yet ideally it would still work, or at least the limitations would be documented.
🤔 Expected Behavior
Only the tests of my project are run.
Note that I need to to this, because I do not want to run my examples that have dependencies that are not available under wasm32.
👟 Steps to reproduce
Just try to run
wasm-pack test --node --testsin any wasm project🌍 Your environment
Include the relevant details of your environment. wasm-pack version: 0.13.0 rustc version: 1.80.1 (3f5fd8dd4 2024-08-06)