Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time

"Bjoern Michaelsen" <bjoern.michaelsen -AT- canonical.com>
Tue, 24 May 2016 18:21:07 +0200

Hi,

On Tue, May 24, 2016 at 03:38:42PM +0200, Michael Stahl wrote:

so the goal should be that the not-actually-unit-tests should be run by
"make check", not by "make".


Along with that, we could then kill the "make build-nocheck" travesty and have
'make' and 'make build' each do the same regardless of if its on toplevel and
in a module? Right?  Please?

Best,

Bjoern

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Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time (continued)
- Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Miklos Vajna
  - Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Bjoern Michaelsen
  - Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Markus Mohrhard
    - Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Miklos Vajna
      - Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Markus Mohrhard
        
        Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Miklos Vajna
- Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Bjoern Michaelsen
  - Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Markus Mohrhard
    - Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Bjoern Michaelsen
- Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Michael Stahl
  - Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Bjoern Michaelsen
    - Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · jan iversen
      - Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Bjoern Michaelsen
    - Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Stephan Bergmann
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        Re: Some thoughts about our tests and the build time · Stephan Bergmann

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