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commit 47e0e02297d6a43f8e9cb062e041802f93e4b09b
Author: Jurriaan Bremer <jurriaanbremer@gmail.com>
Date: Sat Jan 7 19:58:43 2017 +0100
make strings with spaces easier to read (#64)
$ make build/runtime.pass
ok grumpy 1.297s
runtime/grumpy PASS
I was running go test ./runtime; running make build/runtime.pass succeeds. I take it go test isn't an approved testing mechanism? I tried reading through the Makefile, but I'm not make-literate yet.
I debated the right way to set up the project and settled on using make rather than go build/test directly. The reason being that the standard libraries, tests, benchmarks, etc. require some setup to work properly. I settled on the build/ subdir being the GOPATH and runtime/*.go files are copied into build/src/grumpy.
That said it doesn't look like it'd be much work to get the runtime test suite working with go test, which would be convenient.
Either way, the README could help here by explaining the "official" way to run the test suite.
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Is this expected? Are these tests not run on Travis for some reason?
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