test: make gno test without the specified target automatically infer "." to make it familiar for other Go contributors
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) This PR resolves #3420 by enhancing the gno test command. The command now assumes the current directory (.) as the default path when no directory is specified, aligning its behavior with go test. Changes to CI: - Removed the no_args test. - Added new tests to cover the following scenarios: - Valid test execution. - Valid file-based test. - Test with flags. - Empty directory. - Empty test file. This PR is a repost of #3429 with a cleaner commit history. CC @notJoon @moul --------- Co-authored-by: Nemanya21 <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Leon Hudak <[email protected]>
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Description
It is quite inconvenient to always have to specify
gno test -v .when trying to run tests in a directory with the help message asking to specify a directorySuggestion
Make it similar to the
go testcommand that'll try to run within the current working directory if the package names aren't specifiedThis is an issue request @petar-dambovaliev @moul
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