I have a large python project - it contains multiple parts, and a number of local "modules" that I put in modules directory. For each local module, I want to create a set of UNIT TESTs. I specifically do not want ALL unit tests for the entire project in one flat directory. Instead, I would like to have them split across a few sub directories. In ascii - I have this: +-- src <-- Main application source code +-- Modules + module1 + module2 + unit-tests <-- This is the problem directory. + mod1-tests <-- Module 1 Tests. + mod2-tests <-- Module 2 Tests. + tracking-test <-- Testing for the tracking feature + tlm-tests <-- Testing for the telemetry module The problem is - VSCODE - Unit Test - will ONLY allow me to choose 1 test directory, a top most directory, in my case 'unit-tests' has the Tests organized by subject area. My question is: How can make this scan recursively and/or organize the tests rather then a giant directory with hundreds of tests (it makes it hard to find things) Continue reading...
