This directory contains a bunch of integration tests for Stack. Each directory inside the tests subdirectory represents a single test. Each of those directories has:

• A Main.hs file, which provides the script to be run
• A files directory, providing the working directory the script will be run from. (If you have a test that doesn't require any specific working directory, there may be no files directory.)

It would be great to expand this file into a full tutorial, but for now, the easiest way to get started with writing an integration test is to copy an existing example.

One simple way to run a single test is:

• Change into the files directory
• Run the command stack runghc -- -i../../../lib ../Main.hs

A more thorough way to run the tests is with

$ stack build --flag stack:integration-tests stack --interleaved-output --exec stack-integration-test

Note that this command can take a long time. It's also more thorough than the quick command given above, as it will run each test with a clean STACK_ROOT.

There are two helper scripts in this directory. Note that these may not always work as anticipated, since some of the tests expect a clean STACK_ROOT, and these scripts do not set that up.

• run-sort-tests.sh will run all of the tests in the tests directory, and move the successful ones into tests-success, and the failing ones into tests-fail. It will keep the logs of failing tests in logs.
• run-single-test.sh takes a single argument (the name of a test), and runs just that test.