btest: a language agnostic test runner
Read OriginalThis article details btest, a minimal and language-agnostic test runner initially written for compiler testing. It explains how btest works by iterating over test directories, using a YAML config to define commands, and supports parallel execution and template variables for flexible test case generation. The post covers configuration, multi-runner setups, and provides a practical example of testing a Python script.
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