It appears print messages don’t get displayed - by default. What do we need to do to display print messages within test cases? Currently - I am having make tests fail intentionally to get the assertion message!
I don’t think there’s a way to make print messages show when running with mojo test. What I do is stick a def main() in my test file, and then call the test functions from that so I can run the file with mojo run. They you can see the stdout.
How do execute the test cases with main function? When I fire the command “mojo test” - they get executed. These test files have imports from parent folder. No issues when I run them with “mojo test”. But when I change my directory to the test folder itself - run a particular test file with main function by executing “mojo test_something.mojo” - the imports from parent folder is not recognized!
From the root of your project you should be able to run something like this:
magic run mojo run -I . ./tests/test_searcher.mojo
Where test_searcher.mojo is the file that you have the def main in.
That worked. Thank you.
From within the magic shell, following also work:
mojo run -I . ./test/test_seeding.mojo
mojo -I . ./test/test_seeding.mojo # Without 'run'
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