Update macro to allow overriding the target at compile time #26
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Currently I'm using frondeus/test-case to parameterize some of my tests. Unfortunately it ends up creating a "super" test by concatenating the names of all of your variants (or worse the parameters). This isn't a huge problem until you want to look at the logs (e.g. with tracing-test) and all of a sudden your tracing target is well over a hundred characters (and not meaningful even if it were shorter).
The implementation feels a bit gross, but the general idea is to allow the user to override the tracing target with a macro attribute, e.g.
Would give output of:
Instead of: