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I use doctest for unit testing.
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Although my most recent projects are kinda special as I use entangled and Tup together and write most of my C++ in a literate programming style. I wrap the commands in a Makefile for convenience and have a setup where I run make watch and it opens a tmux session which has various splits showing entangled auto running, Tup auto building, mkdocs automatically building the documentation and unit tests automatically running. So I basically edit either the code or the markdown and save and all of these things immediately build and run. I have a separate male command (make build target=debug) to build the binary manually (since the auto building builds only the unit tests).
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