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Properly handle specified test names #54
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Before, the available tests were just checked against the passed in comma-separated string of test names, and if they were found in the string they were run. This causes problems when you have two tests like "test" and "bettertest", because if you want to run "bettertest", it runs "test" as well. This fixes the problem by splitting the input on commas (it specifies that the list of tests should be comma-separated in the usage), so then the `in` test below checks the right thing.
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Before, the available tests were just checked against the passed in comma-separated string of test names, and if the test name was found somewhere in that string it would be run. This caused problems when you had two tests like
testandbettertest, because if you passed to runbettertest, it runs bothbettertestandtestas well (sincetestis a substring ofbettertest, and thus it will be found in the passed in stringbettertest).This fixes the problem by splitting the string of test names on commas (it specifies that the list of tests should be comma-separated in the usage). This way, the
inbelow (line 160) checks if the test name is in the list of tests, and doesn't have any weird substring behavior.I've signed the CLA already. Thanks!