17 Feb
2012
17 Feb
'12
11:58 a.m.
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 7:35 AM, Andres Löh
So, let me ask whether it's really the right decision that tests and benchmarks are never installed? I agree that they're *mainly* useful for development, but aren't there cases where one might want to have tests and benchmarks be run on a client machines, as part of debugging a problem?
I don't think users want to run or install tests (or benchmarks) when they say cabal install --enable-tests What I think they want to say is cabal configure-and-build-why-does-cabal-make-me-write-so-much-stuff-manually --enable-tests --also-pull-in-deps but we don't really have a way to say that.