Difference between revisions of "Listing Functions and Test Units"
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* Verifying that a particular test unit is available in a specific build | * Verifying that a particular test unit is available in a specific build | ||
* Creating a command file that will be used to run only tests who's names match a specific text pattern | * Creating a command file that will be used to run only tests who's names match a specific text pattern | ||
| + | * Creating a command file that will be used to run all tests in a particular order | ||
To list the available test units, run stride giving it command line parameters as follows: | To list the available test units, run stride giving it command line parameters as follows: | ||
Revision as of 18:22, 26 August 2009
While the STRIDE runner is mainly used to execute tests, it can also be used to list the test units that are available in a target build.
- Verifying that a particular test unit is available in a specific build
- Creating a command file that will be used to run only tests who's names match a specific text pattern
- Creating a command file that will be used to run all tests in a particular order
To list the available test units, run stride giving it command line parameters as follows:
stride --list --database TestApp.sidb
