unittest-runone

Run a specified CUBRID unittest binary locally and report PASS/FAIL with diagnostics.

1|Updated Apr 2, 2026
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Skill: unittest-runone
Source: https://github.com/tw-kang/skills/tree/main/unittest-runone
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tw-kang/skills --skill unittest-runone

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Executes a single CUBRID unittest binary on the local machine and reports pass/fail results to the user.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Targeted unittest execution: run a specific module's unittest binary and quickly determine pass/fail status.
  • Local diagnostics: provides basic guidance for failures and suggests next steps for debugging.
  • Use case: when you want to validate one unit test without triggering a full regression suite.

Quick Start

Run a specific unittest binary locally by module name and get a PASS/FAIL report.

Frequently Asked Questions about unittest-runone

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I run a single CUBRID unittest binary locally without triggering the full regression suite?

You can run a single CUBRID unittest by specifying the target module name, which executes only that unittest binary locally. This approach validates one unit test quickly and returns a PASS or FAIL verdict without triggering the full regression suite.

What is the best way to get pass/fail diagnostics for a specific CUBRID module test?

Running the specific CUBRID unittest binary locally provides a clear PASS or FAIL verdict with concise diagnostics. It also offers basic guidance for failures and suggests next steps for debugging the targeted module.

Do I need a local CUBRID installation to execute unittest binaries?

Yes, executing CUBRID unittest binaries requires a local CUBRID installation and access to the unittest binaries produced by a build or source installation. This environment is necessary to run the tests and report results locally.

Can I use this approach to validate QA testing changes for just one CUBRID module?

Yes, you can validate QA testing changes for a single CUBRID module by running its specific unittest binary locally. This targeted execution quickly determines pass/fail status for that module without running the entire suite.

What should I do when a local CUBRID unittest binary execution fails?

When a CUBRID unittest binary execution fails, the result includes concise diagnostics and basic guidance for the failure. You should review these diagnostics and follow the suggested next steps for debugging the failing target module.