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At the moment on the [test] page, stdout/stderr/status are all mashed together into a single tab called output.
Create three tabs, one for each.
The tricky part of this is choosing whether to display stdout or stderr in response to the [test] buton being pressed.
We could start with showing stderr if it is non-empty, otherwise stdout.
I suspect some (maybe several) test-frameworks will not behave properly and will be doing spurious writes to stderr.
(I recall that was the case when discovering that you could not, for all test-frameworks, rely on the value of status to tell you if all the tests passed). But we can look at that if and when it happens.
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split output into stdout/stderr/status tabs
split output into stdout/stderr/status tabs ?
Mar 2, 2024
At the moment on the [test] page, stdout/stderr/status are all mashed together into a single tab called output.
Create three tabs, one for each.
The tricky part of this is choosing whether to display stdout or stderr in response to the [test] buton being pressed.
We could start with showing stderr if it is non-empty, otherwise stdout.
I suspect some (maybe several) test-frameworks will not behave properly and will be doing spurious writes to stderr.
(I recall that was the case when discovering that you could not, for all test-frameworks, rely on the value of status to tell you if all the tests passed). But we can look at that if and when it happens.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: