One [useful output feature] would be a more verbose method that actually lists all the tests being run, so it would be easier during development to remind yourself of which tests passed, as well as which ones failed.
summary: Test output format configuration - verbose - list all tests. --> Test output format configuration - verbose - list all tests. Also: DebugListener.
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-v or -verbose Verbose execution.
-d or -debug Provide debugging information.
IIRC what they do is very basic--does the -v option "list all the tests?"
Yes, or at least until the executable crashes. For the moment -v and -d are equivalent, but I can imagine -d providing greater detail sometime in the future.
[feature-requests:#9] Test output format configuration - verbose - list all tests. Also: DebugListener.
Status: open
Group: Current Release Upgrade (v2)
Labels: OutputFormat CommandLine CommandLineActivation DebugListener
Created: Fri Nov 29, 2013 05:04 PM UTC by Michael L. Rilee
Last Updated: Thu Dec 05, 2013 04:37 AM UTC
Owner: Michael L. Rilee
One [useful output feature] would be a more verbose method that actually lists all the tests being run, so it would be easier during development to remind yourself of which tests passed, as well as which ones failed.
Another aspect of this is possibly the command line activation of DebugListener.
We now have the following:
-v or -verbose Verbose execution.
-d or -debug Provide debugging information.
IIRC what they do is very basic--does the -v option "list all the tests?"
On Apr 26, 2014, at 4:14 PM, "Michael L. Rilee" mlrilee@users.sf.net wrote:
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#9Functionality exists with -d and -v.