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README.md | 8ad01d69f3 Revert recent wiki changes | 8 years ago |
all.js | c0b52655ba Fixes #23183: Cannot use mocha --run anymore | 7 years ago |
assert.js | 8f35cc4768 Hello Code | 8 years ago |
browser.js | b027a0c492 fix up lint errors, cleanup build folder | 8 years ago |
index.html | 8883fcd03b Leading whitespace fixes | 8 years ago |
mocha.opts | 9f394cd9ea [html] add tests to test.sh | 7 years ago |
The best way to run the Code tests is from within VS Code. Simply pressF1, type "run test" and press enter to launch the tests. To make development changes to unit tests you need to be running gulp
. See Development Workflow for more details.
If you wish to run the tests from a terminal, from the vscode
folder run:
OS X and Linux
./scripts/test.sh
Windows
scripts\test
You can use VS Code to debug your tests. Switch to the Debug viewlet, pick the Unit Tests
debug target and press Play
.
The following command will create a coverage
folder at the root of the workspace:
OS X and Linux
./scripts/test.sh --coverage
Windows
scripts\test --coverage