How nextest works The cargo test execution model The nextest model How nextest works To understand how nextest works, it is useful to first look at the execution model used by...

Listing tests Options and arguments Listing tests To build and list all tests in a workspace[^doctest], cd into the workspace and run: cargo nextest list cargo nextest list...

cargo-nextest Features Quick start Crates in this project Contributing License cargo-nextest Welcome to the home page for cargo-nextest , a next-generation test runner for ...

Environment variables Environment variables nextest reads Cargo-related environment variables nextest reads Environment variables nextest sets Cargo-related environment variables...

Unit Test Introduction Coverage Unit Test Introduction Unit tests are embedded into the codebase, usually placed next to the logic being tested. They are written using Rust’s...

Installing from source Installing from crates.io Using a cached install in CI Installing from GitHub Installing from source If pre-built binaries are not available for your p...

Usage Basic usage Limitations Usage This section covers usage, features and options for cargo-nextest. Basic usage To build and run all tests in a workspace, cd into the wor...

Stability policy The cargo-nextest binary Libraries Minimum supported Rust version (MSRV) Stability policy This section contains information on how cargo-nextest will evolve ...

Benchmarks Results Specifications Benchmarks Nextest’s execution model generally leads to faster test runs than Cargo. How much faster depends on the specifics, but here are ...

Running tests Filtering tests Displaying live test output Options and arguments Running tests To build and run all tests in a workspace[^doctest], cd into the workspace and r...