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Hide non-self-contained tests behind tag (or sth) #38

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sirthias opened this issue Mar 18, 2018 · 0 comments
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Hide non-self-contained tests behind tag (or sth) #38

sirthias opened this issue Mar 18, 2018 · 0 comments

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so the regular test command doesn't run them and is properly green.

note added a commit to note/scala-ssh that referenced this issue Oct 24, 2019
That enables running SshClientSpec on CI and also make it easier to run this test locally as it does not require
any local setup any more.

Solves sirthias#42, at least on code side, @sirthias would need to enable travis on
project settings to make it effective

Related to sirthias#38 - while this PR does not fix exactly this issue it may enable
what was the motivation behind sirthias#38
note added a commit to note/scala-ssh that referenced this issue Oct 24, 2019
That enables running SshClientSpec on CI and also make it easier to run this test locally as it does not require
any local setup any more.

Solves sirthias#42, at least on code side, @sirthias would need to enable travis on
project settings to make it effective

Related to sirthias#38 - while this PR does not fix exactly this issue it may enable
what was the motivation behind sirthias#38
note added a commit to note/scala-ssh that referenced this issue Oct 24, 2019
That enables running SshClientSpec on CI and also make it easier to run this test locally as it does not require
any local setup any more.

Solves sirthias#42, at least on code side, @sirthias would need to enable travis on
project settings to make it effective

Related to sirthias#38 - while this PR does not fix exactly this issue it may enable
what was the motivation behind sirthias#38
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