sharness: add option -x from Git's test-lib #91
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Actually there is something wrong with this, as it doesn't seem to work... |
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This works now. I plan to add tests, wait a bit for comments and then merge into master (now that lib-sharness-functions has been merged). |
This option can help a lot in debugging tests, as it shows the last shell command that was executed. It's especially useful along with -i and -v.
When using -x this useless call to test_eval_() makes us print a useless debug line with only "+ :".
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I just rebased on top of master and added 2 commits that improve things a bit. I plan to merge this really soon now :-) |
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I had to massage the test a little bit, but I think everything is well now \o/ |
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This option can help a lot in debugging tests, as it shows
the last shell command that was executed.
It's especially useful along with -i and -v.