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The doctest.h file in the root of the repository claims to be gerated by cmake - but that's a lie. I would sugest to let it really be generated by cmake, or at least get updated every now and then. We are using 2.3.4, newest version is 2.4.5. I would remove the file and setup doctest as cmake sub-project.
Another solution would be moving to gtest (the unit testing framework, I usually use). It's basially the same but if I got it right, it can even test colors and stuff like that. I'll definietely test it a bit in terms of benefits for cpp-terminal and I understand, if you don't want to move yet. Do you know that testing framework at all?
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I quickly wanted to note, that the latest version of doctest is not compiling on windows, [an issue on that is open since 10 days but it's not fixed yet. But the owner of the repository already answered that issue with "I'm open to PRs".
https://github.com/doctest/doctest/issues/465
Maybe we shouldn't update it yet.
The
doctest.h
file in the root of the repository claims to be gerated by cmake - but that's a lie. I would sugest to let it really be generated by cmake, or at least get updated every now and then. We are using 2.3.4, newest version is 2.4.5. I would remove the file and setup doctest as cmake sub-project.Another solution would be moving to gtest (the unit testing framework, I usually use). It's basially the same but if I got it right, it can even test colors and stuff like that. I'll definietely test it a bit in terms of benefits for cpp-terminal and I understand, if you don't want to move yet. Do you know that testing framework at all?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: