[SR-10800] swift test should have more flexible test selection
#4704
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Comment by Noah Gilmore (JIRA) Going to try to take a stab at this - I think a quick and easy win would be to add support for specifying the filter arg multiple times, but open to other approaches as well. |
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Still working on this, noahsark769 (JIRA User)? (I'm checking in on all the StarterBugs that haven't been touched in over a month; it's totally fine if you just haven't had time but still want to keep it.) |
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Comment by Noah Gilmore (JIRA) Hey @belkadan - I actually was able to implement this but ran into some road blocks getting the tests to run. I think I'd like to keep it since I'll hopefully be able to find some time soon to take another look, but also totally fine if someone else wants to take it over. I'll try to push up a branch in my fork of swiftpm soon just in case as well. |
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I've submitted an implementation of this #2800 |
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I think it should have always worked as a regular expression, `swift test --filter '(Fuzzer|Memory|PCI)Tests'`, but with Keith's pull and my just-merged pull to allow skipping tests, I think this issue can be closed: |
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Issue Description:
I'm using a Makefile for a few projects where `make test` runs `swift test`. I'd like to be able to exclude a few tests (hardware-specific) by default, and have other Makefile targets like `make testhw` to run the full set.
The --filter CLI option doesn't seem to be flexible enough to either exclude tests or specify multiple filter patterns.
$ swift test --filter FuzzerTests --filter MemoryTests --filter PCITests
Will only run the last filter pattern specified - PCITests. Either allowing the specification of multiple filters, or adding an --exclude or similar option would do what I need, but I think both would be useful.
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