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Cross-platform library for running Rust tests in sub-processes using a fork-like interface.
Last release 1 years ago
04 Oct 2025
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9 years old
7 releases · first in 2018
The --fail-fast, --shuffle, and --shuffle-seed command-line arguments are understood.
The --fail-fast, --shuffle, and --shuffle-seed command-line arguments are
understood.
Merge branch '0.3.0-changes'
Merge branch '0.3.0-changes'
rusty_fork_test! can now be used in Rust 2018 code.
The following flags to the test process are now understood: --ensure-time,
--exclude-should-panic, --force-run-in-process, --include-ignored,
--report-time, --show-output.
One column per quarter.
wait_timeout has been bumped to 0.2.0.
wait_timeout has been bumped to 0.2.0.Dependency on wait_timeout crate now requires 0.1.4 rather than 0.1 since the build doesn't work with older versions.
wait_timeout crate now requires 0.1.4 rather than 0.1
since the build doesn't work with older versions.APIs which used to provide a std::Child now instead provide a rusty_fork::ChildWrapper.
std::process::Child now instead provide a
rusty_fork::ChildWrapper.wait_timeout on
the child process, could cause an unrelated process to get killed if the
child exits within the timeout.### Minor changes - tempfile updated to 3.0.
tempfile updated to 3.0.Remove indirect reference to non-existent "unstable" feature in travis.
Remove indirect reference to non-existent "unstable" feature in travis.
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