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@ -547,7 +547,7 @@ The typical use of the =alias= stanza is to define tests:
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(action (run ${exe:my-test-program.exe} blah))))
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#+end_src
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See the [[runtest][section about running tests]] for details.
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See the [[Running tests][section about running tests]] for details.
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**** install
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=foo= build context
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- =jbuilder build @runtest= will run the tests for all build contexts
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** Running tests
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There are two ways to run tests:
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- =jbuilder build @runtest=
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- =jbuilder runtest=
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The two commands are equivalent. They will run all the tests defined
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in the current directory and its children recursively. You can also
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run the tests in a specific sub-directory and its children by using:
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- =jbuilder build @foo/bar/runtest=
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- =jbuidler runtest foo/bar=
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** Restricting the set of packages
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You can restrict the set of packages from your workspace that Jbuilder
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