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Peter Uhnak

GTExamples as tests

Hi,

what is the best approach to use GTExamples as tests?

Should I create a new TestCase subclass that will look up all examples in my project and run them?

Is there some existing infrastructure that I should just execute?

Thanks,

Peter

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Andrei Chis

Re: GTExamples as tests

Hi,

You can create and inspect a `GTExampleGroup`:

(GTExampleGroup new examples: Dictionary gtExamples) inspect.

This will give you in the inspector a runner that you can use to run/debug examples.

You can also open this on any class from the context menu of a class in Nautilus.

If you want to integrate with SUnit there is GTExampleTestCase. There is also a command line runner for running examples from given packages.

Cheers,

Andrei

On Thu, Sep 14, 2017 at 1:13 PM, Peter Uhnák <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi,

what is the best approach to use GTExamples as tests?
Should I create a new TestCase subclass that will look up all examples in my project and run them?
Is there some existing infrastructure that I should just execute?

Thanks,
Peter

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