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pio-test:tldr:e5922
The pio test --ignore "${pattern}"
command is used to run tests in a software project and ignore specific tests that match a specified pattern.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
-
pio test
: This part of the command instructs a software platform or tool namedpio
to run tests.pio
is likely an abbreviation for PlatformIO, a tool used for developing and testing embedded systems. -
--ignore "${pattern}"
: This option tellspio
to exclude specific tests that match a pattern. Thepattern
is usually a string or regular expression that specifies the names or tags of the tests to be ignored. The${pattern}
syntax suggests that the pattern is a shell variable, and it is being passed as an argument to the--ignore
option.
Overall, this command tells pio
to run tests while excluding certain tests that match the specified pattern. The purpose of ignoring these tests could be to save time, exclude known problematic tests, or focus on specific areas during testing. The exact effect and implementation depend on the specific tool or framework being used.