Add unit-test-kind option to allow choosing bin or lib #322
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Partially solves #245 (partially because we're not choosing "lib" automatically, the solution requires a new command line option, but at least allows us to run in that scenario, which was the problem I was having). |
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When running with the unit-test option, there was no way to choose between a bin or lib target, so the result was always an error if there were both types for the same target name. To allow running unit tests in that case, this new option unit-test-kind may be used to specify the type of target that we want.
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When running with the unit-test option, there was no way to choose between a bin or lib target, so the result was always an error if there were both types for the same target name. To allow running unit tests in that case, this new option unit-test-kind may be used to specify the type of target that we want.