#10 Test output configuration -- logging to a file (instead of stdout).

[Michael L. Rilee]

The other [useful addition to test output] would be a status report that goes to, say, a log file instead of stdout, and ideally is easy for a script to read. The idea being that if you have a really big code base with multiple components (like CESM), and you're going to have many pFUnit executables, you can have some script come along afterward and produce a summary of test status, and not be foiled by weird output (e.g. a routine in the SUT that prints
"OK" to unit 6 for some reason).

[Michael L. Rilee]

Another aspect is the command line redirection of STDOUT.

[Michael L. Rilee]

Does the command line option "-o <outputfile> Direct pFUnit messages to a file." satisfy this feature request?

Also, has anyone exercised this option?

[Tom Clune]

On Apr 26, 2014, at 4:12 PM, "Michael L. Rilee" mlrilee@users.sf.net wrote:

Does the command line option "-o Direct pFUnit messages to a file." satisfy this feature request?

I believe so. Can't remember who the original request came from, but I think it was Sean.

Also, has anyone exercised this option?

I've used it, but perhaps not recently.

[feature-requests:#10] Test output configuration -- logging to a file (instead of stdout).

Status: open
Group: Current Release Upgrade (v2)
Labels: OutputFormat LogFile CommandLineRedirection
Created: Fri Nov 29, 2013 05:06 PM UTC by Michael L. Rilee
Last Updated: Thu Dec 05, 2013 04:35 AM UTC
Owner: Michael L. Rilee

The other [useful addition to test output] would be a status report that goes to, say, a log file instead of stdout, and ideally is easy for a script to read. The idea being that if you have a really big code base with multiple components (like CESM), and you're going to have many pFUnit executables, you can have some script come along afterward and produce a summary of test status, and not be foiled by weird output (e.g. a routine in the SUT that prints
"OK" to unit 6 for some reason).

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[Michael L. Rilee]

Functionality exists as of 3.0.