Run tests matting a pattern to aid debugging #128
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To aid debugging when tests fail, users may define the BATS_RUN_PATTERN variable to define individual tests to run by a regular expression. Any test not matching the regular expression is not run. Rebasing from dougm/bats/run-pattern. Signed-off-by: George T Kramer <[email protected]>
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Not sure if I got the quoting right again here? |
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Looks like this is obsoleted by #126. We can probably close this? |
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Yes, I mean to comment and close this due to #126, but was too swamped this past week. |
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To aid debugging when tests fail, users may define the BATS_RUN_PATTERN
variable to define individual tests to run by a regular expression. Any
test not matching the regular expression is not run.
Rebasing from dougm/bats/run-pattern.
Signed-off-by: George T Kramer [email protected]