I have a Rebar project with a top-level release directory that just includes the component applications as dependencies and contains the reltool configuration.
Some of my applications have Common Test suites in test subdirectories, and I can run those tests with rebar ct.
Now I want to create a Common Test suite for the entire release. However, when I run rebar ct skip_deps=true in the top-level directory, I just get:
Command 'ct' not understood or not applicable
How can I make Rebar run my tests?
Rebar has three sets of modules (see rebar.app):
any_dir_modules, which apply to any directory in your project;app_dir modules, which apply only to directories containing files matching src/*.app.src or ebin/*.app (see rebar_app_utils:is_app_dir/1); andrel_dir modules, which apply only to directories containing reltool.config or reltool.config.script (see rebar_rel_utils:is_rel_dir/1).The rebar_ct module, which is responsible for running Common Test, is in the app_dir category, and your top-level release directory is thus not eligible.
You can work around this by specifying that rebar_ct is a plugin, since plugins bypass the module category mechanism. Put the following line in your rebar.config:
{plugins, [rebar_ct]}.
And you'll get:
$ rebar ct skip_deps=true
==> foo (ct)
==> bar (ct)
==> my_rel (ct)
DONE.
Testing src.my_rel: TEST COMPLETE, 0 ok, 0 failed of 0 test cases
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