modifying testOptions for a task

[David Riley]

Hey,

 

I want to have two separate tasks to run two types of tests from sbt (unit and regression), so ideally I would override the "test" task and create a "test-regression" task. I can easily override the classes which get run in the test task with the following:

 

testOptions in Test in ThisBuild := Seq(Tests.Filter(s => detect_tsts(s,"unit_test")))

 

def detect_tsts(s: String, starts_with: String) = {
    print("Detected test: "+s)
    val valid = s.split("\\.").last.startsWith(starts_with)
    if(valid) println("...valid name") else println("...invalid unit test name, skipping")
    valid
  }

 

However I'm not sure how to create a separate task which would use a modified list?

 

  lazy val testRegression = TaskKey[Unit]("test-regression", "run regression tests")
 
  def regressionTestTask = testRegression <<=  ????
 

Everything I have tried so far seems to just discard the changes to testOptions

 

Thanks

 

David

[Mark Harrah]

Have you seen this?

http://www.scala-sbt.org/release/docs/Detailed-Topics/Testing#additional-test-configurations

-Mark

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