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=head1 DESCRIPTION
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This WebGUI utility script tests all of WebGUI's installed code base
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using a particular confiuration file. It uses C<prove> to run all
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the WebGUI supplied test routines, located in the C<t> subdirectory
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using a particular confiuration file. It uses B<prove> to run all
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the WebGUI supplied test routines, located in the B<t> subdirectory
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of the WebGUI root.
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You should B<NOT> use a production config file for testing, since some
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=over
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=item C<--configFile config.conf>
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=item B<--configFile config.conf>
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The WebGUI config file to use. Only the file name needs to be specified,
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since it will be looked up inside WebGUI's configuration directory. Be
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aware that some of the tests may be destructive. This parameter is required.
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=item C<--coverage>
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=item B<--coverage>
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Turns on additional L<Devel::Cover> based coverage tests. Note that
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this can take a long time to run.
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=item C<--noLongTests>
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=item B<--noLongTests>
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Prevent long tests from being run
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=item C<--perlBase path>
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=item B<--perlBase path>
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Specify a path to an alternative Perl installation you wish to use for the
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tests. If left unspecified, it defaults to the Perl installation in the
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current PATH.
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=item C<--verbose>
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=item B<--verbose>
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Turns on additional information during tests.
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=item C<--help>
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=item B<--help>
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Shows this documentation, then exits.
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