feat: re-export rust_test_suite - #193
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@pdeva Thanks for sending this up! I've been thinking we should actually expose a simplified/cleaned-up version of this |
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@dzbarsky i like your approach 👍 |
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Summary
rust_test_suitefrom therules_rsRust test façadeWhy
rules_rustalready providesrust_test_suitefor Cargo-style integrationtests, but
rules_rsonly exposedrust_test. Consumers therefore had toeither load from the generated
@rules_rustrepository directly or maintaintheir own equivalent macro.
Exposing the suite alongside
rust_testkeeps consumers on the@rules_rspublic API.
Validation
bazelisk build //rs:rust_testcd test && bazelisk test //:rust_test_suite_smokerustfmt --checkon the new Rust test sourcesgit diff --check