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Fix instructions for running libtextsecure tests

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Evan Hahn 2020-08-14 17:16:30 -05:00 committed by Josh Perez
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@ -176,10 +176,10 @@ Please write tests! Our testing framework is
The easiest way to run all tests at once is `yarn test`.
You can browse tests from the command line with `grunt unit-tests` or in an
interactive session with `NODE_ENV=test yarn run start`. The `libtextsecure` tests are run
similarly: `grunt lib-unit-tests` and `NODE_ENV=test-lib yarn run start`. You can tweak
the appropriate `test.html` for both of these runs to get code coverage numbers via
`blanket.js` (it's shown at the bottom of the web page when the run is complete).
interactive session with `NODE_ENV=test yarn run start`.
If you want to run the `libtextsecure` tests, you can run `yarn run test-electron`,
which also runs the unit tests.
To run Node.js tests, you can run `yarn test-server` from the command line. You can get
code coverage numbers for this kind of run via `yarn test-server-coverage`, then display