Re: [Chandler-dev] How do you run functional tests?

[Mike Taylor]

./tools/do_tests -f -m release

On Sep 25, 2006, at 5:46 PM, Dan Steinicke wrote:

To aid in our on going efforts to improve the functional tests I have been ask to collect the methods people are currently using to run them. Could everyone who runs functional tests please reply to this email with a brief explanation of how you run the tests.

For myself I usually run from the console like this:
debug/RunChandler -ceT --catch=test
or occasionally tools/do_tests.sh -f


thanks for your help
Dan
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or from wing by setting chandler.py as the main debug file and using the run arguments: -cT --catch=never

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