Add support for test files in nested directories #1850
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Give test_dir() a recursive option (r-lib#1605) The recursive argument allows test files in nested directories.
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Closes #1605
Allows the use of directories to organize test files.
The
recursiveargument is optional and defaults toFALSE.testthat::test_dir("tests/testthat/")will work as before. Just one single directory, and with the default reporter.testthat::test_dir("tests/testthat/", recursive = TRUE)to run all of the test scripts in all directories intests/testthat/.testthat::test_dir()will still only see test scripts with^test.*\\.[rR]$filenames.