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Unittest watcher #24
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Watches the given directory and re-runs the unittests (in a fresh process!) as soon as files change inside the directory Example: $ unittest -w src src/test/php
Requires a patch to the unittest runner in order to make these
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| inotifywait -q -e close_write -m -r $OPTARG | while read event |
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Do we need a test here if inotifywait is installed?
Here's what my shell says if not:
$ inotifywait -q -e close_write -m -r . | while read event ; do echo "E $event" ; done
-bash: inotifywait: command not found
Pretty good already, I guess.
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This adds a new command line option to the unittest runner,
-w.The framework needs to adapt slighty - see xp-framework/core#75.
For XP 5, the only thing that happens is:
...but the changes could of course be easily backported there, too (@kiesel - might be interesting for XP 5.11 which you're currently planning?)