Geoffrey Young wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
I never use that approach. make test is a way too slow if you need to
do repetitive testing. I always do:
t/TEST t/apache/content_length_header.t
In which case it'll never descend into sub-dirs.
Agreed. Me too, but assuming for some reason someone did want make
test to do what I hoped it would do.
Well, you can always fix it not to propogate the TEST_FILES argument.
You will probably have to dig into makemaker's guts to figure out how.
please, please don't do that. well, at least not anywhere in Apache-Test :)
some of us use TEST_FILES insanely frequently, so removing that is kinda out
of the question.
My suggestion was to not propogate the TEST_FILES argument from the mp2's
top-level to its sub-dirs. Not ignore it.
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