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tests: split cli/tests to separate crate, remove test-fakes feature (PoC) #4622

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@yuja yuja commented Oct 11, 2024

The goal is to remove the crate-cycle: jj-cli --(dev)--> jj-cli. Since there's no way to express binary dependency in Cargo.toml, all binaries which the tests depend on should have to be built within the same crate.

I put Cargo.toml in cli/tests so the directory structure looks familiar.

One big caveat: since we build a separate "jj" binary for tests, the production "jj" binary is no longer covered by these tests. We might want to leave a couple of tests in jj-cli to ensure that the real "jj" binary works.

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If applicable:

  • I have updated CHANGELOG.md
  • I have updated the documentation (README.md, docs/, demos/)
  • I have updated the config schema (cli/src/config-schema.json)
  • I have added tests to cover my changes

…PoC)

The goal is to remove the crate-cycle: `jj-cli --(dev)--> jj-cli`. Since there's
no way to express binary dependency in Cargo.toml, all binaries which the tests
depend on should have to be built within the same crate.

I put Cargo.toml in cli/tests so the directory structure looks familiar.

One big caveat: since we build a separate "jj" binary for tests, the production
"jj" binary is no longer covered by these tests. We might want to leave a couple
of tests in jj-cli to ensure that the real "jj" binary works.
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