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Adding possibility for passing params to TEST_RANGE without any brackets, that will operate as usual TEST_CASE params.
It will be helpful for implementing param tests with partial params as ranges, partial params as usual values.
For example:
TEST_RANGE("example string value", [20, 40, 4]) void test_unifiedArgs(const char* s, int i) { // test logic }
expected to be equal to usual TEST_CASE cases:
TEST_CASE("example string value", 20) TEST_CASE("example string value", 24) TEST_CASE("example string value", 28) TEST_CASE("example string value", 32) TEST_CASE("example string value", 36) TEST_CASE("example string value", 40) void test_unifiedArgs(const char* s, int i) { // test logic }
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@mvandervoord Mark, are you interested in that feature?
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Adding possibility for passing params to TEST_RANGE without any brackets, that will operate as usual TEST_CASE params.
It will be helpful for implementing param tests with partial params as ranges, partial params as usual values.
For example:
expected to be equal to usual TEST_CASE cases:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: