When 'quill test' is run, it executes all test targets in the project and displays all of the resulting text. This can make it hard to find the test results for all targets other than the last one, since they are buried in the output. 'quill test' should accumulate the output and scan for the results, printing just the final totals for each test target, unless the -verbose flag is given.
In addition, it also needs to scan for test script errors (i.e., badly formed test scripts) and output those messages along with the stats.
wduquette
commented
9 years ago
When 'quill test' is run, it executes all test targets in the project and displays all of the resulting text. This can make it hard to find the test results for all targets other than the last one, since they are buried in the output. 'quill test' should accumulate the output and scan for the results, printing just the final totals for each test target, unless the -verbose flag is given.
In addition, it also needs to scan for test script errors (i.e., badly formed test scripts) and output those messages along with the stats.