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* tests: move "busted" dir to "test" (#10518)Daniel Hahler2019-07-16
| | | | | | | | | | | * tests: move "busted" dir to "test" It is used for outputHandlers only, and clearly belongs to the tests. Use the full module name with the `-o` option to `busted` then for clarity. * luacheck * test/busted/outputHandlers/TAP.lua: use/extend upstream
* test: Dump $NVIM_LOG_FILE contents (#8926)Justin M. Keyes2018-08-28
| | | | | | Do this at the test-framework level instead of CI (Travis) scripts. Then it works for QuickBuild and AppVeyor. ref eb6dd3e42dc38460e8624dc5faef894e21c6aa26
* test/busted: eager-flushing TAP.lua handlerJustin M. Keyes2017-07-29
| | | | | | | This TAP.lua implementation was upstreamed: https://github.com/Olivine-Labs/busted/commit/f9db364291cfd7fe51b5c2b8132974fdc76aed73 but it has not been released yet. It avoids hangs, and helps debug hangs, on QuickBuild, so inline it until the next busted release.
* tests: Rename neovim output handler to nvimZyX2017-04-10
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* tests: Skip dumping elapsed times when not availableZyX2017-04-10
| | | | | | Should provide some compatibility with old busted. And also removes duplicate parts from successString and skippedString, making them more like failureString and errorString which do not have times for technical reasons (busted for some reason did not yet compute duration before running the relevant handlers).
* tests: Print description also at the end of the suiteZyX2017-04-10
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* tests: Use our own output handler on travisZyX2017-04-10
Reasoning: 1. gtest is better then something like utfTerminal, yet it is way too verbose. 2. gtest cannot be configured to show colors always. 3. Actually I am going to add a CMake target which will allow running tests (especially, functional tests) in parallel, but this is not going to work well with any of the default output handlers. Build in this case must be more or less silent, yet debuggable. New handler does not support this in this commit though.