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If I'm happy with the output, I have to run the following command:
$ ./test approve -s 8bdf63abd0d3
It would be faster if I could just append a + to the status command that I typed earlier:
./test status -s 8bdf63abd0d3 -l +
Proposal 1: a + argument in the status command will approve the selected tests after printing their status as usual.
Proposal 2: same as proposal 1 but asks for confirmation. The user needs to enter y or n to approve all the selected tests that need approval.
Proposal 3: same as proposal 1 but asks for confirmation for each selected test that needs approval.
Proposal 4 (similar to proposal 3): a + argument in the status command causes, after printing the status of a test, to ask the user whether they want to approve this test before moving on to the next test.
Here's how I review a test right now:
If I'm happy with the output, I have to run the following command:
It would be faster if I could just append a
+
to the status command that I typed earlier:Proposal 1: a
+
argument in thestatus
command will approve the selected tests after printing their status as usual.Proposal 2: same as proposal 1 but asks for confirmation. The user needs to enter
y
orn
to approve all the selected tests that need approval.Proposal 3: same as proposal 1 but asks for confirmation for each selected test that needs approval.
Proposal 4 (similar to proposal 3): a
+
argument in thestatus
command causes, after printing the status of a test, to ask the user whether they want to approve this test before moving on to the next test.See also #38.
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