On Thursday, 20 September 2012 at 16:52:40 UTC, Johannes Pfau
wrote:
Sample output:
Testing generated/linux/debug/32/unittest/std/array
std/array.d:86 SUCCESS
std/array.d:145 SUCCESS
std/array.d:183 SUCCESS
std/array.d:200 SUCCESS
std/array.d:231 SUCCESS
std/array.d:252 SUCCESS
std/array.d:317 SUCCESS
The perfect solution:
Would allow user defined attributes on tests, so you could name
them,
assign categories, etc. But till we have those user defined
attributes,
this seems to be a good solution.
I didn't read everything in your post, where does the FAILURE
show up. If it is intermixed with the SUCCESS, then I could see
that as a problem.
While I can't say I've hated/liked the lack of output for
unittest success, I believe my feeling would be the same with
this.
