Christian Brabandt wrote:
> Hi,
> while working on some more tests, I noticed some bugs. I will report
> them separately, whenever I have a test, that is reproducible
> stand-alone, but until then, I like to disable some tests (and don't
> forget about them).
>
> However, it would be nice, if the logfile could mention, if a test has
> been skipped, and which one.
>
> Therefore here is a patch, that adds this ability. See the commit
> message for an detailed explanation.
Hmm, this looks a bit complicated. I can think of two alternatives:
1. Name the test Test_skip_my_test()
Then the runtest script can report
Executing Test_normal11_showcmd()
SKIPPING Test_skip_my_test()
2. Throw the reason:
func Test_my_stuff()
throw 'skipped: need to fix the bug first'
...
Then runtest would report
Executing Test_my_stuff()
SKIPPED
Although completely commenting out the function also works.
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