Rust Test Explorer

To discover and run Rust tests, you can use this Skill to automatically find all tests in your project, filter them by name or module, and execute specific tests while capturing stdout and stderr for analysis.

Yes, you can filter Rust tests by module or name, allowing you to narrow down the test list and run only the specific tests or groups of tests relevant to the feature you are working on.

The best way to debug a failing Rust test is to run the individual test and capture its stdout and stderr output, which this Skill handles automatically, ensuring correct processing of multi-byte characters for detailed analysis.

You can find Rust test source code locations by using the test discovery feature, which automatically identifies tests within your project and exports a clean test list for easy navigation.

No external dependencies are required to manage and execute Rust tests, as this Skill operates independently to discover, filter, and run tests while capturing output for debugging.

Incorrect characters in Rust test output often occur when multi-byte characters are not handled properly during stdout and stderr capture; this Skill ensures correct handling of multi-byte characters for accurate analysis.