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[ROS2] colcon test discovery

Previous: Comment by lmiller for Hi all,I am writing some tests for my ROS2 Python package. I want to specify different levels of tests (unittest, integrationtests, system tests, ...) and run them with colcon test . I have the different tests in subfolders in the test directory:my_pkg ├── launch │   └── example.launch.py ├── my_pkg │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── my_node.py │   ├── publisher.py │   ├── subscriber.py │   └── transformer.py ├── package.xml ├── README.md ├── resource │   └── my_pkg ├── setup.cfg ├── setup.py └── test ├── integrationtest │   └── test_integration.py └── unittest ├── test_pytest.py └── test_unittest.py Colcon detects all tests, what is great. But sometimes I only want run e.g. the tests in the directory unittests. That woult be useful, because some of my integration or system tests needs a long time!Are there any possibilities to run a specific subfolder of the test directory with colcon test? Have colcon some command line arguments for this? Or is there another way to go?
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Hi all, I am writing some tests for my ROS2 Python package. I want to specify different levels of tests (unittest, integrationtests, system tests, ...) and run them with `colcon test` . I have the different tests in subfolders in the test directory: my_pkg ├── launch │   └── example.launch.py ├── my_pkg │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── my_node.py │   ├── publisher.py │   ├── subscriber.py │   └── transformer.py ├── package.xml ├── README.md ├── resource │   └── my_pkg ├── setup.cfg ├── setup.py └── test ├── integrationtest │   └── test_integration.py └── unittest ├── test_pytest.py └── test_unittest.py Colcon detects all tests, what is great. But sometimes I only want run e.g. the tests in the directory unittests. That woult be useful, because some of my integration or system tests needs a long time! Are there any possibilities to run a specific subfolder of the test directory with `colcon test`? Have `colcon` some command line arguments for this? Or is there another way to go?

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