I am trying to use Ceedling to create unit tests for my C-project. I wrote in terminal: -ceedling new My_Project_Name Ceedling creates a folder with name "My_Project_Name". But there is no Rakefile in this folder. What's wrong?
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There is no rakefile when creating new project in New version of Ceedling. Just use ceedling module:create[new_test]
and ceedling test:all
instead.
Just refer to this link: https://www.liuguogy.com/archives/Unity-C-build-system-Ceedling.html
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To run the tests you just use the command
ceedling
without any arguments. The rakefile is located in the vendor directory (I think) if you want to see it but you shouldn't need to alter it.

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The ceedling github page (https://github.com/ThrowTheSwitch/Ceedling/blob/master/docs/CeedlingPacket.md) describes how to use the command. – ORL Jul 26 '17 at 05:49