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The tests for cppcoro are currently written using plain functions and standard library asserts.
While these are functional, it would be nice to make use of a system that eliminated the boiler-plate code, made it easier to split tests across different source files, provided better reporting of tests and failures, command-line options for running individual tests.
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I have a unit-test framework I've written for a side-project that provides much of this functionality that I could use but I do wonder whether something like the googletest might be more appropriate for an open-source project.
The tests for cppcoro are currently written using plain functions and standard library asserts.
While these are functional, it would be nice to make use of a system that eliminated the boiler-plate code, made it easier to split tests across different source files, provided better reporting of tests and failures, command-line options for running individual tests.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: