Register pytest test with meson #967
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This allows with pytest to run the tests immediately instead of the requirement to use `/run-test` wrapper script.
This lets us run tests using the build system. It also makes GNOME Builder display the test in its tests list.
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Cool! Does this mean we can get rid of the If yes, could you add a section to the README after "Running the beast" with instructions explaining how to run the tests via Meson? I tried the obvious thing and it didn't work: |
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The meson tutorial shows how to build and test with meson.
I hope so 😄 |
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LGTM, merging. Thanks! |
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This lets us run tests using the build system.
It also makes GNOME Builder display the test in its tests list so we can execute them from there.