Doc for testsetup and cross-module testing
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Any chance this will get merged soon? I didn't know about the setup functionality, is that officially supported? |
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Does this definition have to occur in a specific place in a package, which should be mentioned here? Or will it be picked up anywhere in the codebase? I'm asking because with TestItemRunner v0.2.3, I can't seem to get a TestSetup created that's recognized within my @testitem sections (I put the @testsetup section in my runtests.jl).
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From my experience, where I put TestItemRunner stuff only in test/ it should be picked from anywhere.
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The setup stuff is not yet fully implemented (it doesn't exist in the VS Code extension), so we should hold off merging this until the feature is actually fully there. I've started working on the VS Code side of things again, so I'm making progress on it. |
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Awesome, thanks for the update @davidanthoff . I'll be watching this space! |
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I ended up changing the implementation quite a bit, so I'm closing this as the docs will have to be different. BUT, I'm very close to releasing this feature across the entire ecosystem, and once the builds are out everywhere I'll write docs here. Thanks for the PR, though! |
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I have updated the doc regarding the
@testsetupfunctionality.Moreover, I have noticed that cross-module usage is possible, and can come really handy for some complicated set of tests. I have added documentation and tests regarding this as well.
Was it done on purpose, and can I expect it to keep working in the future?
(Also, thanks for this piece of software; I find it extremely useful.)