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Organization of test project should use test/Project.toml
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I don't think I actually want this yet, because Julia 1.0 is still supported and it won't work for that version. Of course we could decide what to do based on the chosen Julia version to support as well. In #61, the test generation is its own plugin instead of being some special thing, so I think that the best thing to do would be to add a And FWIW, in #61 the modifications of |
Agree that before v2, may be in 2020 something, there's no emergency. It's only (re)-orientation. So you will go with a big patch fea66ea next time. Lot of work there! I am borrowing you some of your code i appreciate, thanks. Every successful framework i know today have more or less reimplement a make as an internal dsl and try to generate initial stuff over it. I believe it's the way to go and the one i will follow.
I have seen that looks way better 🙂 |
Code at https://github.com/invenia/PkgTemplates.jl/blob/master/src/generate.jl#L141-L162
does not follow the new organization of test project based on
test/Project.toml
from Julia v1.2One does not need to split and shake so much the main project.toml starting from now.
[extras]
will become obsolete in v2.See
https://julialang.github.io/Pkg.jl/v1/creating-packages/#Adding-tests-to-the-package-1
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