Semi-automated conformance checking for IRC implementations (RFC1459/RFC2812, the "modern spec" by ircdocs, and IRCv3)
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This uses pytest's test selection, which allows finer selection of which tests
to run (for example, it will allow running all tests but those requiring one
feature or combination of features).
It also allows running only a particular test (or set of test) by
filtering on their name or file name.

pytest also shows a much nicer output while testing (grouped by file,
percentage of tests run, manages the verbosity); and it captures all the output
and only shows it if the test fails, which makes --show-io irrelevant.
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irctest

This is the integration test suite for Oragono, ultimately derived from ProgVal/irctest, which is a general-purpose IRC protocol compatibility testing suite.

Some of these tests may be applicable to other projects (we attempt to mark the tests that are only applicable to Oragono).

This suite needs more test cases. Contributions are welcome and are a great way to help the Oragono project!

Running Tests

Make sure the version of oragono you want to test is on your PATH. Then run make.