CLITest for testing CLI commands in Processing IDE #1161
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Introduces a new Kotlin test class, CLITest, to facilitate running and testing CLI commands of the Processing IDE directly from the IDE. This allows for easier and faster development and debugging of CLI features without manual command line invocation.
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Hi! This works and is easier than having to edit run config.
Is the idea that contributors could replace the arguments there to whatever I want for my testing purposes (and they would make sure not to push their changes to that line?)
Should we mention this testing functionality in the build or contribute .md's? Do people go to app > test > for other things already?
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CLITest explanation to go along with PR processing#1161
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Easily run Processing command line arguments from IntelliJ IDEA