rust-test-separate

To move inline Rust tests into separate files, extract #[cfg(test)] test modules from implementation files into dedicated test files. This process preserves the module hierarchy and ensures imports and visibility remain correct after extraction.

Organizing Rust tests for large crates involves moving inline #[cfg(test)] test modules into dedicated test files. This reduces inline test bloat in source files and improves test organization while preserving module hierarchy and private access scope.

Extracting Rust tests into separate files preserves module hierarchy and accessible scope where possible. The extraction process adapts use paths as needed to maintain correct imports and visibility across common Rust routing patterns, including nested tests.

Inline #[cfg(test)] modules complicate Rust code maintenance because they bloat implementation files and reduce readability. Moving these test blocks into dedicated test files reorganizes the codebase while keeping tests logically attached to their implementation modules.

You can extract nested Rust test modules into dedicated test files. The extraction supports various mod patterns and common Rust routing patterns like foo.rs with foo/tests.rs or foo/mod.rs with nested tests, ensuring imports and visibility remain correct.