I have a directory structure and each directory contains a test.
The tests have the same files, so I want a Tupdefault in the
top folder. This will make me not write a new Tupfile.lua for
each test.
That works, the only problem is that Tupdefault.lua also runs
on the "root" directory and expects certain files. So I solved
that using
```
local dir = tup.getdirectory()
if dir != "test" then
--- code for each test
end
```
But, there are also subdirectories in the tests! Again:
```
local dir = tup.getdirectory()
if dir != "test" and dir != "subdir" then
--- code for each test
end
```
This feels very hacky and whenever I would like to add a sub-directory,
I need to add it to this Tupfile. Is there a way to specify "Run this tup
file
only on the direct children of the folder where it is defined, and no more"?
I realize one can probably use a Tupfile.lua, but how would you loop
over each directory?
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