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As a third party user, I will tend to have a different test list than what is in build_base_file.groovy. I will also not necessarily want to follow changes made to ENABLE_TESTS such as #92. I am proposing we move these values into a configuration file so that users can point to their own config file.
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There shouldn't be a need to specify a new config parameter if we already have one that appears to do what you are describing regarding specifying your own tests.
I will also not necessarily want to follow changes made to ENABLE_TESTS
That however is something that should be moved into a config file. I will look into this
There shouldn't be a need to specify a new config parameter if we already have one that appears to do what you are describing regarding specifying your own tests.
This feature is useful if you have an odd spec that does not follow the default. However for my use, all my specs run the same testing but that list does not match the Adopt default. I would therefore need to paste my list into every spec which is inconvenient. Moving that default list into defaults.json for example, would allow me to change it to my liking for all specs at once. Both for the Nightly and Weekly lists.
As a third party user, I will tend to have a different test list than what is in build_base_file.groovy. I will also not necessarily want to follow changes made to ENABLE_TESTS such as #92. I am proposing we move these values into a configuration file so that users can point to their own config file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: