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Yea, that's not terribly clear. It also doesn't always work very well.
If you have show_errors_inline set to false, then if you can double-click on the filename in the output window to jump to that file. For example, double-clicking on "tests/test_example:3:5" will jump to that file and line:
It looks like it is broken if show_errors_inline is true. The regex in opanel.py needs to be fixed.
You can also use the next/previous message shortcut (F4) to jump between errors (that uses a different mechanism).
Long term eventually libtest will hopefully have a JSON output with file/line information so it will be easier to detect which tests have failed. (Though I'm not sure how that should work if there is a panic deep in a stack trace.)
TheIronBorn
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Can't click on failure location
Can't double-click on failure location
Mar 15, 2018
TheIronBorn
changed the title
Can't double-click on failure location
Can't double-click on failure location when 'show_errors_inline' is enabled
Mar 15, 2018
Just me or is this from the README not true?
rust-enhanced/README.md
Line 43 in 9ef37ea
Sublime Text Version
Sublime Text 3 (Build 3143)
Rust Enhanced Version
v2.10.0
Operating system
macOS 10.13.3
Expected behavior
A test failure occurs. I double-click on the printed file location of the test failure, Sublime scrolls to view the location.
Actual behavior
Nothing
Steps to reproduce
show_errors_inline
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