BUILD_TESTING OFF Does not disable all tests.

[Tetragramm]

Specifically, the python tests, such as
metavision-hal-python-bindings-test and pytests_core as two examples.

Should be a simple matter of adding the same if-condition to these tests, but there are at least 6, possibly more.

[lbristiel-psee]

Hello @Tetragramm

In the OpenEB repository, the BUILD_TESTING option controls whether the test suite is compiled or not, but the tests themselves are not executed during compilation, regardless of whether BUILD_TESTING is set to ON or OFF.

To actually run the tests, you need to manually execute the following command "ctest -C Release" as documented here: https://docs.prophesee.ai/stable/installation/linux_openeb.html#running-tests

Could you provide more details about the issue you're encountering?

• What command are you running?
• What behavior do you expect?
• What actually happens? (How do you observe that unexpected tests are being launched?)

This will help us better understand and diagnose the problem.

Thanks,
Laurent for Prophesee Support

[Tetragramm]

OpenEB is integrated as a CMake subproject in my project.
BUILD_TESTING is set to OFF
COMPILE_PYTHON3_BINDINGS is set to ON

A combination of VSCode and CMake gathers up all the tests created (both mine and those from OpenEB) and places them into the list of unit tests, where they fail.

Here is one of the places tests are being incorrectly generated:

openeb/sdk/modules/core_ml/python/CMakeLists.txt

Line 20 in b3160f0

add_subdirectory(tests)

Here is a place it is being done correctly:

openeb/sdk/modules/base/cpp/CMakeLists.txt

Lines 26 to 29 in b3160f0

	# Tests
	if (BUILD_TESTING)
	add_subdirectory(tests)
	endif (BUILD_TESTING)

[lbristiel-psee]

Got it, thanks for the detailed feedback!
We will incorporate the BUILD_TESTING changes in the next release of SDK/OpenEB.