Em qua 04 jun 2014, às 23:11:45, matt.bol...@csiro.au escreveu:
> Thanks Thiago, although I'm actually not asking about the merits of whether
> skipping something should be considered a complete succuss or something
> else. My question is whether there's any way in code to query the number of
> tes
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Subject: Re: [Interest] Non-zero exit code from QSKIP()-ed
Em qua 04 jun 2014, às 06:38:24, matt.bol...@csiro.au escreveu:
> Is there any way to detected skipped tests and return a non-zero exit code?
> For example rather than using QTEST_MAIN maybe it's possible to call
> QTest::qExec yourself and then something like QTest::numSkipped() to then
> return y
Is there any way to detected skipped tests and return a non-zero exit code? For
example rather than using QTEST_MAIN maybe it's possible to call QTest::qExec
yourself and then something like QTest::numSkipped() to then return your own
exit code.
This is needed to flag skipped tests on a CDash
