Tash and scripted_testing #737
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The main change in this release is replacing options.gpr, which was not distinguished enough and could conflict with other crates. It was never intended to be used outside this crate, and the function is replaced by tcl_tk_options.gpr.
This crate supports scriptable integration testing, where the mocked environment of the software being tested can be scripted. The supported scripting language is Tcl. It's intended to add some automation to the development of mocking support, probably using libadalang to generate stubs.
Fabien-Chouteau
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Feb 7, 2023
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tash-8.7.1 replaces a possibly-conflicting 'options.gpr' with the more distinguishable 'tcl_tk_options.gpr'.
scripted_testing-2.0.0 will form the basis of support for integration testing in a mocked environment, where the mocks are scriptable using Tcl.