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I’m using CMake and CTest with Visual Studio 2010.
After ENABLE_TESTING() and several ADD_TEST()s my solution contains projects with names ‘Continuous’, ‘Experimental’ and others.
I don’t need them all. Moreover, I’m going to pass all the code to a person, which is not very familiar with CMake and afraid that this abundance will confuse and mislead him.
So, I’d like to leave only RUN_TESTS project and get rid of all other testing projects.
How can I do this?
Double check that there is no
include(CTest)in one of your CMake list files. The inclusion of this CMake module creates the targets Continuous, Experimental, … as a side effect. Calling enable_testing is sufficient for getting aRUN_TESTStarget.