package ppx_inline_test

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Syntax extension for writing in-line tests in ocaml code

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Dune Dependency

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v0.15.1.tar.gz
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v0.13.1

  • Honor the inline_tests Dune variable so that inline tests are dropped in release builds

v0.11

  • Depend on ppxlib instead of (now deprecated) ppx_core, ppx_driver and ppx_metaquot.

113.33.03

  • Changed the runtime API to make it easier to build test runners: replace the Runtime.Test_result.record system by Runtime.add_evaluator
  • Tell the build system via output metadata whether a file contains tests or not

113.33.00

  • Allow to configure hooks for inline tests by redefining a module Inline_test_config.

113.24.00

  • Support literate-style .ml files that allow ocaml code interleaved with expected output annotations. Compiling with the ppx_expect_test generates a program that outputs the original source file, but with the actual output substituted for the expected-output annotations. Then we can pat-diff the original file against the output file.

    Examples in the test/ and example/ folders.

  • Expect-tests can now be written inline in libraries by using let%expect_test.

    The runtime library has been split into two components: the test runner, which collects the output of the test body, and registers enough information to construct the *.ml.corrected file from the input; and the test evaluator, which compares the test output against the expected output and generates the output files.

  • Update to follow Ppx_core evolution.
  • When an exception is raised inside a let%test_module, display the position and name of the TEST_MODULE, same as for the let%test.
  • Mark attributes as handled inside explicitly dropped pieces of code.

    So that a @@deriving inside a let%test dropped by ppx_inline_test_drop doesn't cause a failure.

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