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How to run unit tests?
How does Tezos voting process work in practice?How can I write tests for my smart contracts?
I have downloaded the source code and built my node from scratch.
What command should i run in order to double check that all unit tests run fine ?
In particular I am interested in running the unit test for voting
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I have downloaded the source code and built my node from scratch.
What command should i run in order to double check that all unit tests run fine ?
In particular I am interested in running the unit test for voting
voting testing codebase
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EzyEzy
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I have downloaded the source code and built my node from scratch.
What command should i run in order to double check that all unit tests run fine ?
In particular I am interested in running the unit test for voting
voting testing codebase
asked 3 hours ago
EzyEzy
1,896325
I have downloaded the source code and built my node from scratch.
What command should i run in order to double check that all unit tests run fine ?
In particular I am interested in running the unit test for voting
voting testing codebase
voting testing codebase
asked 3 hours ago
EzyEzy
1,896325
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EzyEzy
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EzyEzy
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You can run all the tests with:
dune build @runtest
if you want particular tests you need to find their "alias name"
dune build @runtest_voting.sh
is one of them (That I found with git grep runtest_vot :), the file .gitlab-ci.yml has many examples also).
answered 2 hours ago
Seb MondetSeb Mondet
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Awesome will try that. Do i need to install dune separately ?
– Ezy
2 hours ago
If you have built tezos, you already havedune. Maybe you need to runeval $(opam env)for your shell to "see" it.
– Seb Mondet
2 hours ago
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One can go in the src/proto_alpha/lib_protocol/test and run dune runtest, which will execute all unit tests for the protocol alpha, including the ones for voting (those in voting.ml).
Another test is present in src/bin_client/test/test_voting.sh which tests the client commands related to voting.
All these tests are executed when one runs make test.
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EugenEugen
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You can run all the tests with:
dune build @runtest
if you want particular tests you need to find their "alias name"
dune build @runtest_voting.sh
is one of them (That I found with git grep runtest_vot :), the file .gitlab-ci.yml has many examples also).
answered 2 hours ago
Seb MondetSeb Mondet
593
Awesome will try that. Do i need to install dune separately ?
– Ezy
2 hours ago
If you have built tezos, you already havedune. Maybe you need to runeval $(opam env)for your shell to "see" it.
– Seb Mondet
2 hours ago
add a comment |
You can run all the tests with:
dune build @runtest
if you want particular tests you need to find their "alias name"
dune build @runtest_voting.sh
is one of them (That I found with git grep runtest_vot :), the file .gitlab-ci.yml has many examples also).
answered 2 hours ago
Seb MondetSeb Mondet
593
Awesome will try that. Do i need to install dune separately ?
– Ezy
2 hours ago
If you have built tezos, you already havedune. Maybe you need to runeval $(opam env)for your shell to "see" it.
– Seb Mondet
2 hours ago
add a comment |
You can run all the tests with:
dune build @runtest
if you want particular tests you need to find their "alias name"
dune build @runtest_voting.sh
is one of them (That I found with git grep runtest_vot :), the file .gitlab-ci.yml has many examples also).
answered 2 hours ago
Seb MondetSeb Mondet
593
You can run all the tests with:
dune build @runtest
if you want particular tests you need to find their "alias name"
dune build @runtest_voting.sh
is one of them (That I found with git grep runtest_vot :), the file .gitlab-ci.yml has many examples also).
answered 2 hours ago
Seb MondetSeb Mondet
593
answered 2 hours ago
Seb MondetSeb Mondet
593
answered 2 hours ago
Seb MondetSeb Mondet
593
answered 2 hours ago
Seb MondetSeb Mondet
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593
Awesome will try that. Do i need to install dune separately ?
– Ezy
2 hours ago
If you have built tezos, you already havedune. Maybe you need to runeval $(opam env)for your shell to "see" it.
– Seb Mondet
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Awesome will try that. Do i need to install dune separately ?
– Ezy
2 hours ago
If you have built tezos, you already havedune. Maybe you need to runeval $(opam env)for your shell to "see" it.
– Seb Mondet
2 hours ago
Awesome will try that. Do i need to install dune separately ?
– Ezy
2 hours ago
Awesome will try that. Do i need to install dune separately ?
– Ezy
2 hours ago
If you have built tezos, you already have
dune. Maybe you need to run eval $(opam env) for your shell to "see" it.– Seb Mondet
2 hours ago
If you have built tezos, you already have
dune. Maybe you need to run eval $(opam env) for your shell to "see" it.– Seb Mondet
2 hours ago
add a comment |
One can go in the src/proto_alpha/lib_protocol/test and run dune runtest, which will execute all unit tests for the protocol alpha, including the ones for voting (those in voting.ml).
Another test is present in src/bin_client/test/test_voting.sh which tests the client commands related to voting.
All these tests are executed when one runs make test.
answered 1 hour ago
EugenEugen
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One can go in the src/proto_alpha/lib_protocol/test and run dune runtest, which will execute all unit tests for the protocol alpha, including the ones for voting (those in voting.ml).
Another test is present in src/bin_client/test/test_voting.sh which tests the client commands related to voting.
All these tests are executed when one runs make test.
answered 1 hour ago
EugenEugen
1444
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One can go in the src/proto_alpha/lib_protocol/test and run dune runtest, which will execute all unit tests for the protocol alpha, including the ones for voting (those in voting.ml).
Another test is present in src/bin_client/test/test_voting.sh which tests the client commands related to voting.
All these tests are executed when one runs make test.
answered 1 hour ago
EugenEugen
1444
One can go in the src/proto_alpha/lib_protocol/test and run dune runtest, which will execute all unit tests for the protocol alpha, including the ones for voting (those in voting.ml).
Another test is present in src/bin_client/test/test_voting.sh which tests the client commands related to voting.
All these tests are executed when one runs make test.
answered 1 hour ago
EugenEugen
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