Terry J. Reedy added the comment:
What I want is for the tests to be discovered when they should be and not when
they should not ;-) -- without jumping through too many hoops. I probably once
read 'recursing into subdirectories' but forgot. I like 'h_test...' for 'human
test ...'.
Thinking about it more, unittest does not not add much to this type of test. If
dialogs maps dialog to test information used by h_test_dialog, then a first
draft of testing all (there are 6 that I know of, 3 with display tests) could
amount to
def h_test_dialogs():
for dialog in dialogs:
h_test_dialog(dialog)
New entries to dialogs would be 'discovered' as added.
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