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@kezhuw Sorry for the delayed response! Your PR has developed a merge conflict with the code at HEAD, could you fix it? Generally this approach LGTM. |
`#[gtest]` will benefit from la10736/rstest#291, we could also benefit other test macros. This is an attempt to improve capabilities among test macros to avoid duplicated test runs which is rare to be aware of. The rationale is simple: procedure of attribute macro see only attributes following it. Macros next to processing macro will not see generated macro if it is generated in-place. So, instead of generating test macro in-place, appending generated test macro will let macros next to processing macro have chance to react, for example, not generate test macro if there is already one. We could deprecate `#[googletest::test]` oneday after la10736/rstest#291 released. See: tokio-rs/tokio#6497, d-e-s-o/test-log#46, frondeus/test-case#143, la10736/rstest#291, kezhuw/stuck#53. Refs: rust-lang/rust#67839, rust-lang/rust#82419.
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This is an attempt to improve capabilities among test macros to avoid duplicated test runs which is rare to be aware of. The rationale is simple: procedure of attribute macro see only attributes following it. Macros next to processing macro will not see generated macro if it is generated in-place. So, instead of generating test macro in-place, appending generated test macro will let macros next to processing macro have chance to react, for example, not generate test macro if there is already one. Without the fix, the new test will run twice. See also tokio-rs/tokio#6497, d-e-s-o/test-log#46, frondeus/test-case#143, la10736/rstest#291, google/googletest-rust#561, kezhuw/stuck#53.
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#[gtest]will benefit from la10736/rstest#291, we could also benefit other test macros.This is an attempt to improve capabilities among test macros to avoid duplicated test runs which is rare to be aware of.
The rationale is simple: procedure of attribute macro see only attributes following it. Macros next to processing macro will not see generated macro if it is generated in-place. So, instead of generating test macro in-place, appending generated test macro will let macros next to processing macro have chance to react, for example, not generate test macro if there is already one.
We could deprecate
#[googletest::test]oneday after la10736/rstest#291 released.See: tokio-rs/tokio#6497, d-e-s-o/test-log#46, frondeus/test-case#143, la10736/rstest#291, kezhuw/stuck#53.
Refs: rust-lang/rust#67839, rust-lang/rust#82419.