# from chromatic
# on Friday 17 August 2007 01:57 pm:
>On Friday 17 August 2007 13:20:39 Eric Wilhelm wrote:
>> "my project cannot use recursive tests *and* have author-only tests
>> in t/author without jumping through hoops."
>How are you getting recursive tests by default anywhere?
I'm not getting them by default. I'm *using* the recursive
functionality for my test suite. I cannot use t/author and
t/normal_stuff without filtering-out "t/author". I don't want to have
to filter-out t/author and t/gui and t/network and t/account.
I want it to be convenient to run
"all of the normal tests" and
"all of the extra tests" and
"a few profiles from the extra tests" and
"all of the tests"
I want it to be convenient with `./Build` and `make` and `prove` and
`runtests`.
prove -rb t
prove -rb xt
prove -rb xt/author xt/network xt/gui
prove -rb t xt
>I just temporarily changed the Build.PL for Test::MockObject (which
> stores author-only tests in t/developer/) not to filter out that
> directory in the find_test_files() files method, and the developer
> tests still didn't run.
Now set 'recursive_test_files => 1' (like I do) and try it. Then run
`prove -rb t` and `runtests -rb t`.
--Eric
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