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Make focus work across xprocspec files #37
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Yes, totally agree! I'm doing the same thing (renaming/moving xprocspec files). Making it work across files would be a thing for xproc-maven-plugin though, wouldn't it? xprocspec is not aware of any other files than the current one. |
The maven-plugin doesn't parse the files so I thought maybe xprocspec could allow a sequence as input? |
Yeah I guess we can do it that way. Might be better indeed. |
Replaced by #42 |
for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute which can be used for making focus work across XProcSpec *and* XSpec tests. See issue daisy/xprocspec#37 Also make utility function "listXProcSpecFilesRecursively" public.
and also add public "hasFocus" method for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute, which can be used for making focus work across XSpec *and* XProcSpec (see issue daisy/xprocspec#37). Also make utility function "listXSpecFilesRecursively" public.
for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute which can be used for making focus work across XProcSpec *and* XSpec tests. See issue daisy/xprocspec#37 Also make utility function "listXProcSpecFilesRecursively" public.
for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute which can be used for making focus work across XProcSpec *and* XSpec tests. See issue daisy/xprocspec#37 Also make utility function "listXProcSpecFilesRecursively" public.
for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute which can be used for making focus work across XProcSpec *and* XSpec tests. See issue daisy/xprocspec#37 Also make utility function "listXProcSpecFilesRecursively" public.
for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute which can be used for making focus work across XProcSpec *and* XSpec tests. See issue daisy/xprocspec#37 Also make utility function "listXProcSpecFilesRecursively" public.
and also add public "hasFocus" method for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute, which can be used for making focus work across XSpec *and* XProcSpec (see issue daisy/xprocspec#37). Also make utility function "listXSpecFilesRecursively" public.
for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute which can be used for making focus work across XProcSpec *and* XSpec tests. See issue daisy/xprocspec#37 Also make utility function "listXProcSpecFilesRecursively" public.
and also add public "hasFocus" method for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute, which can be used for making focus work across XSpec *and* XProcSpec (see issue daisy/xprocspec#37). Also make utility function "listXSpecFilesRecursively" public.
for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute which can be used for making focus work across XProcSpec *and* XSpec tests. See issue daisy/xprocspec#37 Also make utility function "listXProcSpecFilesRecursively" public.
and also add public "hasFocus" method for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute, which can be used for making focus work across XSpec *and* XProcSpec (see issue daisy/xprocspec#37). Also make utility function "listXSpecFilesRecursively" public.
and also add public "hasFocus" method for determining in advance whether one or more tests have a focus attribute, which can be used for making focus work across XSpec *and* XProcSpec (see issue daisy/xprocspec#37). Also make utility function "listXSpecFilesRecursively" public.
It would be awesome if by temporarily adding a focus attribute on a scenario in one file I could disable not only all other scenarios in that file but also in all other files. I often find myself deleting xprocspec files in order to make testing faster.
It would be even cooler if focus would work across xprocspec AND xspec files, but I realize that's probably asking for too much :)
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