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TestCase evaluation by an Interpreter shouldn't require the generation and build of the model containing that TestCase. #1108
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Currently we generate and build the model to evaluate the containing TestCases.
This is done in the way the JUnit-Test-Framwork expects it and is also working for the CI (AFAIK).
For DSL users implementing new TestCases this approach slows them down, because it requires to build the TestCases.
A new Run Configuration, having an Executor that calls the Interpreter to evaluate the TestCase, get the result and update the MPS-JUnit-ToolWindow just like it was done before, would solve this situation.
So currently we are focusing on the IDE usage here.
What is to be expected:
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