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Is it possible to not append the . at the end of the line?
e.g. as the demo shows
$ ./simple.native test '.*concat*'
Testing Utils.
[SKIP] string-case 0 Lower case.
[SKIP] string-case 1 Capitalization.
[OK] string-concat 0 String mashing.
[OK] list-concat 0 List mashing.
The full test results are available in `_build/_tests`.
Test Successful in 0.000s. 2 tests run.
can it be Lower case instead of Lower case. by configuration?
The reason (of this weird-looking issue) is if we use the file path as the name of the test case, we will get path/to/testfile. instead of path/to/testfile
My editor (vscode) would support and locate path/to/testfile better than path/to/testfile..
I guess it may also be easier to operate even for copying the path from the output.
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I'd rather not make this configurable, but personally I'm happy to drop the . unconditionally (by removing these lines of code). Would that work? I'd guess this . was originally added because the "documentation" strings for test cases were intended to be full sentences, but I don't often see them used that way in the wild (and these users can presumably affix the . themselves).
Is it possible to not append the
.
at the end of the line?e.g. as the demo shows
can it be
Lower case
instead ofLower case.
by configuration?The reason (of this weird-looking issue) is if we use the file path as the name of the test case, we will get
path/to/testfile.
instead ofpath/to/testfile
My editor (vscode) would support and locate
path/to/testfile
better thanpath/to/testfile.
.I guess it may also be easier to operate even for copying the path from the output.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: