--share-across-files --replmode example

The --share-across-files option generates test code that shares the names assigned by the files specified by the option to the files specified later in the list of input files (the input files are specified by FILE as shown in the usage.) repl1.md shares its names to repl2.md and repl3.md. repl2.md shares its names to repl3.md.

It is tempting to use shell file wildcards for the FILE names. Please be aware that the order of files in the wildcard expansion might not be the order that you want. That order may differ between shell and operating system combinations. If you are calling from Python there will be no shell wildcard expansion.

• docs/repl/repl1.md
• docs/repl/repl2.md
• docs/reol/repl3.md

All the names assigned at the top level of all the Python blocks in the file are shared. A later file might inadventently reassign a name that was shared.

phmutest command line

phmutest docs/repl/repl1.md docs/repl/repl2.md docs/repl/repl3.md --replmode --share-across-files docs/repl/repl1.md docs/repl/repl2.md --log --summary

phmutest output

Terminal output after the OK line.

summary:
metric
--------------------  -
blocks run            8
blocks passed         8
blocks failed         0
blocks skipped        0
suite errors          0
Markdown files        3
files with no blocks  0
deselected blocks     0
--------------------  -

log:
args.files: 'docs/repl/repl1.md'
args.files: 'docs/repl/repl2.md'
args.files: 'docs/repl/repl3.md'
args.share_across_files: 'docs/repl/repl1.md'
args.share_across_files: 'docs/repl/repl2.md'
args.replmode: 'True'
args.log: 'True'
args.summary: 'True'

location|label         result
---------------------  ------
docs/repl/repl1.md:5.  pass
docs/repl/repl1.md:9.  pass
docs/repl/repl1.md:24  pass
docs/repl/repl1.md:32  pass
docs/repl/repl2.md:9.  pass
docs/repl/repl2.md:17  pass
docs/repl/repl3.md:8.  pass
docs/repl/repl3.md:15  pass
---------------------  ------