info
command, and that is what the -
, s
, t
and x
flags mean: status
column has a different meaning:
--x
is marked for a project under the status column, it means that the tests for that project will be executed from at least one project, which often is the project itself and/or the development
project.status
column, the ---
means we have a projects/command-line
directory but no src
or test
directories in it and that no tests will be executed for this project.status
column, the s--
means we have a development/src
directory but no development/test
directory and that no tests will be executed for this project.dev
has a slightly different meaning, where project refers to development
:
dev
column, the ---
means that neither projects/command-line/src
or projects/command-line/test
is added to ./deps.edn
and that no tests in projects/command-line/test
will be executed from the development
project.dev
column, the s--
means that development/src
is added to ./deps.edn
but not development/test
and that no tests in development/test
will be executed from the development
project.src
directory is included in this projecttest
directory is included in this projectst-
for the user
component under the dev
column tells that both components/user/src
and components/user/test
are included in the development
projects, and that no brick tests will be executed../deps.edn
:st-
for the user
component under the cl
column tells that user
is included in the command-line
project and that user
has both a src
and test
directory specified in its deps.edn
(probably indirectly included via a :local/root
statement) and that no brick tests will be executed.command-line
project is configured in projects/command-line/deps.edn
:src
, resources
and test
folders for the bricks are specified in components/user/deps.edn
and bases/cli/deps.edn
where both have this content:st-
for the cli
base follows the same pattern as for the user
component but for the bases/cli
directory.poly info :resources
(or the shorter poly info :r
):resources
directory is also shown, where r
stands for resources
.