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can't select specific test case in v0.31.1 #832
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You mean that worked in some previous version but it doesn't work anymore? |
I have never tried using ceedling in a previous version
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So this is feature request, to execute a single test case out of a test file? |
The feature is mentioned in the docs but now I realize this is not in the v0.31.1 docs |
Sorry, I was not aware of the feature.
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yes I've tried multiple combinations. FILE always been without the path and just the module name otherwise it doesn't even run. the testcase I've tried multiple combinations. With test_, without test_ and other substrings. It always runs the entire FILE test cases |
Hello, I am unsure if this is a bug or just missing from current release but,
I'm using ceedling v0.31.1 installed through gem.
I've tried adding to the project.yml
and
Then I call
ceedling test:FILE --test_case=<test case name>
But it just runs all tests in FILE. No matter what I write in test case or no matter which argument I use it just seems too ignore it all together.
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