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Feature Requst: Add regex support to test filters #53278
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Hello, I came to this issue while trying to run only one test in a test suite with several tests sharing the same base name. Coming from Go I wanted to run a test with However reading this comment on Cargo, I discovered the While I believe this feature request would be a plus, I recognize that the substring feature is enough for me so far. |
We could make it truly backward-compatible by introducing a cargo test -Z unstable-options --regex 'foo$' One potential issue is that this makes |
…humio Given that the humio metrics sink depends on the log_to_metric transform. Also fix Makefile to run humio integration tests. I couldn't find a good way to use a wildcard for the module (like "::humio::*::integration_tests") so I just did the logs submodule for now. It seems like there are plans to add regex support for test filters: rust-lang/rust#53278 Signed-off-by: Jesse Szwedko <jesse@szwedko.me>
…humio (#4617) Given that the humio metrics sink depends on the log_to_metric transform. Also fix Makefile to run humio integration tests. I couldn't find a good way to use a wildcard for the module (like "::humio::*::integration_tests") so I just did the logs submodule for now. It seems like there are plans to add regex support for test filters: rust-lang/rust#53278 Signed-off-by: Jesse Szwedko <jesse@szwedko.me>
…humio (#4617) Given that the humio metrics sink depends on the log_to_metric transform. Also fix Makefile to run humio integration tests. I couldn't find a good way to use a wildcard for the module (like "::humio::*::integration_tests") so I just did the logs submodule for now. It seems like there are plans to add regex support for test filters: rust-lang/rust#53278 Signed-off-by: Jesse Szwedko <jesse@szwedko.me> Signed-off-by: Duy Do <juchiast@gmail.com>
This looks like useful functionality, and I would like to take a stab at trying to implement it. Using a @kennytm You said that making @rustbot claim |
…humio (vectordotdev#4617) Given that the humio metrics sink depends on the log_to_metric transform. Also fix Makefile to run humio integration tests. I couldn't find a good way to use a wildcard for the module (like "::humio::*::integration_tests") so I just did the logs submodule for now. It seems like there are plans to add regex support for test filters: rust-lang/rust#53278 Signed-off-by: Jesse Szwedko <jesse@szwedko.me> Signed-off-by: Brian Menges <brian.menges@anaplan.com>
This is currently blocked on rust-lang/regex#476, due to the fact that |
Some more discussion has been started in this conversation. I'll update the issue when a conclusion has been reached. |
libtest itself depends on std, so it should be okay for its dependencies to depend on std. |
I think all that needs to happen on the regex side is that it needs to depend on This should probably be enabled by a |
However, adding a new dependency to the standard library is still a big deal. regex is approved for use in the compiler but that does not mean it can be used in the standard library. I am not sure what the process for that looks like. |
+1, any update for this feature? |
Proposal
I'd like to filter my tests based on a more complex pattern than just substring.
The current behavior of rust tests is that when a pattern is specified, then only tests that contain that pattern as a substring are run.
cargo test -- foo
will run only tests that contain the substringfoo
.I propose to amend this to allow for a regex syntax.
cargo test -- /regex/
which will run tests that match the regexregex
.This is "technically" a breaking change because it's possible that people are already using filters with slashes in them, but since test names can't contain slashes these invocations would always be running 0 tests.
Misc
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