[qmtest] Nonrecursive behaviour

[Vladimir Prus]

Mark Mitchell wrote:

> >> It might be a good idea to add something along these lines, but I'm not
> >> sure quite what.
> >
> > Hmm... maybe just "--nonrecursive" comand line option, with an obvious(?)
> > semantics?
>
> Maybe.  But then you can't run some directories recursively and some
> non-recursively on the same command-line.

Yea. But I'd say that case is more rare.

> >> To some extent, this indicates that you're not using subdirectories as
> >> they were intended, I suppose...
> >
> > Can't agree. Originally there were no directories under "time", only
> > tests.  Later, some directories were added with many tests. But still I
> > want to run  tests in "test" only, just to catch bugs early without
> > waiting for a long  time. Those tests can be seen as "minimal" testsuite.
>
> One way to do that is to create a test suite.  That's the idea behind
> a testsuite -- a set of tests that you want to run as a group on a
> regular basis.

I feel that if there's directory<->implicit testsuite mapping, then 
nonrecursive behaviours is an natural thing. It's a personal opinion of 
course and I'd like to hear other's opinions.
(Actually, I'd like to see all such issues in a tracker, but guess QMTrack is 
not going to be ready soon?)

- Volodya