Clarify how to use test_stdlib instead of test_elixir #5585
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I always thought test_elixir was broken as from the directory structure I'd have expected it to only run the tests in elixir e.g. the standard library which is what I mostly touch around here :) However, it always ran almost everything. A look at the Makefile reveals that this seems intentional but that there's also test_stdlib, which seems for to point out in the README imo.
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I always thought test_elixir was broken as from the directory
structure I'd have expected it to only run the tests in elixir
e.g. the standard library which is what I mostly touch around
here :) However, it always ran almost everything.
A look at the Makefile reveals that this seems intentional but
that there's also test_stdlib, which seems for to point out in
the README imo.
as always, thanks for elixir 💚