Hi, I'm using Visual Studio as my generator for my CMake projects. As of right now, I make my tests depend on the libraries they test. So for example, tests named:
test_thingA test_thingB will all depend on library: libfoo.lib When I build target "libfoo" in visual studio, it would be nice to have all dependent tests build as well, and have them each execute. The goal for all of this is to make it as convenient as possible for developers on my team to RUN TESTS on their code before they submit to version control. I want to make it automated, so when they rebuild the library, the testing automatically happens. I'd also obviously create an option in cmake cache to turn this automation off should it become too annoying. If this isn't a good idea, can someone recommend a good workflow for running tests locally prior to checking in source code? --------- Robert Dailey
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