Add CLI for running elixir-mode tests. #52
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Add CLI for running elixir-mode tests.
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This is because the dialyzer implementation relies on `dialyzer_utils:get_core_from_beam/1` which was added in OTP 20 along with the Dbgi chunk in: erlang/otp@dfb899c
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This solves an annoying issue I was having running the tests repeatedly. As I made changes, I would have to M-x
eval-bufferfor each buffer that changed, then run the tests.Here,
run_testsinvokes a new Emacs process in batch mode. If there are test failures, the shell script gives the user the option to re-run the tests in a regular, non-batch Emacs session.