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Right now, there is almost no documentation of how to create and use a `.testTarget()`. Documentation consists of searching for peoples' blog posts on the subject, which are of course going to be obsolete and/or inaccurate most of the time.
Documentation should probably include things like:
Which files are required by `.testTarget()`? Where do they need to be, and relative to what directory?
What does the `path:` parameter affect?
What products, if any, need to be defined to go with a `.testTarget()`?
How this differs on Linux vs. Mac+Xcode
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There is a small amount of documentation there (I did find it before filing this bug) but very little, just the parameter documentation for the function. I don't think it answers enough of the above questions (if any) to make it possible to use the `testTarget()` targets.
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Issue Description:
Right now, there is almost no documentation of how to create and use a `.testTarget()`. Documentation consists of searching for peoples' blog posts on the subject, which are of course going to be obsolete and/or inaccurate most of the time.
Documentation should probably include things like:
Which files are required by `.testTarget()`? Where do they need to be, and relative to what directory?
What does the `path:` parameter affect?
What products, if any, need to be defined to go with a `.testTarget()`?
How this differs on Linux vs. Mac+Xcode
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: