Command-line equivalents of test. scoped using directives?

[SethTisue]

For example, using resourceDir has the command-line equivalent --resource-dir.

What is the command-line equivalent of using test.resourceDir?

These don't work:

% scala-cli test --test.resource-dir foo . 
Unrecognized argument: --test.resource-dir
% scala-cli test --test-resource-dir foo .
Unrecognized argument: --test-resource-dir
% scala-cli test --test --resource-dir foo .
Unrecognized argument: --test

Feel free to convert the discussion to an issue if there isn't any syntax for this :-)

[Gedochao]

We don't have a command-line equivalent right now, directives only.
Overall, implementing this is a rather large effort, as there's quite a bunch of things we'd need to refactor to achieve that...

[lwronski]

@SethTisue, what use case do you have that is not covered by scala-cli test --resource-dir foo .?

[SethTisue]

I don't have one. I was testing something and I didn't strictly need the resources to only be on the test classpath and not the main classpath. So for my own purposes, I'm satisfied to simply have it confirmed that no command line equivalent exists. We could wait and see if anyone else asks or cares.