run-tests
Skill351 starsChanged 3 months agoApache-2.0View on GitHub
Run C++ and Python tests
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Run C++ tests built with Catch2.
- Very specific: line 24
Test binary names follow the pattern uipc_test_<name> where <name> matches the CMake target name in apps/tests/.
- Very specific: line 54
Keep the single-process uipc.sim_case aggregate for global-state pollution coverage.
“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 44 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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Run Tests
Overview
Run C++ tests built with Catch2. Test sources are in apps/tests/, grouped by feature area.
Prerequisites
Build the project first using the build command. Test binaries are output to <cmake-binary-directory>/<configuration>/bin/.
Run All Tests in a Binary
cd <cmake-binary-directory>/<configuration>/bin
./uipc_test_<name>Test binary names follow the pattern uipc_test_<name> where <name> matches the CMake target name in apps/tests/. On Windows, the executable will have an .exe extension.
Run a Specific Test Case
./uipc_test_<name> "<test-case-name>"Run Tests Matching a Tag
Catch2 tags are used to group tests (e.g., [geometry], [core]):
./uipc_test_<name> '[geometry]'Adjust Log Level
./uipc_test_<name> --log-level <level>Levels: trace, debug, info, warn, error, critical, off.
List Available Tests
./uipc_test_<name> --list-testsKeep the single-process uipc.sim_case aggregate for global-state pollution
coverage; scripts/run_sim_case_isolated.py supplies fresh-process cases
and stable shards. For OR filters, put comma-separated Catch2 names inside
one argument. See the test guide.
Python tests (pytest)
Python tests live under python/tests/. Run them with the project venv after installing pyuipc (e.g. uv pip install -e . or a CMake build that installs into the venv).
To avoid uv re-syncing (and rebuilding) the project every time, use --no-sync:
uv run --no-sync pytest python/testsOr run pytest from the venv directly:
.venv/bin/pytest python/testsWithout --no-sync, uv run syncs the environment first, which (re)builds and installs pyuipc from source.
The portable default excludes cuda and example. Select non-interactive
GPU tests with pytest -m "cuda and not example" python/tests; interactive
examples require an explicit -m example in a GUI environment.
Test Organization
| Directory | Area |
apps/tests/geometry/ | Geometry algorithms |
apps/tests/core/ | Core engine |
apps/tests/common/ | Common utilities |
apps/tests/backends/ | Backend tests |
apps/tests/sim_case/ | Simulation cases |
apps/tests/sanity_check/ | Sanity checks |
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