Before, globs that match both the suite name and case name would cause
end up running the case twice. Which is a bit of a problem, since all
cases contain their suite name as a prefix...
test_f* => run test_files
|-> run test_files_hello
|-> run test_files_trunc
...
run test_files_hello
run test_files_trunc
...
Now we only run matching test cases if no suites were found.
This has the side-effect of making the universal glob, "*", equivalent
to no test ids, which is nice:
$ ./scripts/test.py -j -b '*' # equivalent
$ ./scripts/test.py -j -b #
This is useful for running a specific problematic test first before
running the all of the tests:
$ ./scripts/test.py -j -b test_files_trunc '*'
Christopher Haster
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