On 2017-06-11 21:17, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
Phobos' posix.mak offers the ability to only run unittests for one module:
make std/range/primitives.test BUILD=debug -j8
... or package:
make std/range.test BUILD=debug -j8
It runs module tests in parallel and everything. This is definitely
awesome. But say I misspell things by using a dot instead of the slash:
make std.range.test BUILD=debug -j8
Instead of an error, I get a no-op result that looks like success. How
can that situation be converted to an error?
Wouldn't it be more natural if the following syntax was used:
make test std/range/primitives.d
That is, "make test" then the path to a file or directory.
But I rather see the make build system completely replaced with
something else.
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/Jacob Carlborg
