Right now, the testing scripts performs git diffs on the generated .errors and .trees. This is really slow because we have Bash/Powershell loop through all these output files, cleans them up wrt line endings, then calls git diff. We can follow what the Maven tester does, and greatly speed up testing if we do the diffs in the generated app.
Right now, the testing scripts performs git diffs on the generated .errors and .trees. This is really slow because we have Bash/Powershell loop through all these output files, cleans them up wrt line endings, then calls git diff. We can follow what the Maven tester does, and greatly speed up testing if we do the diffs in the generated app.