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README.md
run-tests.sh

Aseprite Tests

Test suite for Aseprite to avoid breaking backward compatibility.

This directory is cloned by the build.yml action to run several automated tests after Aseprite is compiled:

Save/load file formats correctly. For this we have .aseprite, .png, .gif, etc. files sprites folder.
Test backward compatibility with Aseprite CLI options
Future scripting API using scripts

How to run tests?

You have to set the ASEPRITE environment variable pointing to the Aseprite executable and then run run-tests.sh from Bash:

export ASEPRITE=$HOME/your-aseprite-build/bin/aseprite
cd tests
bash run-tests.sh

You can filter some tests with a regex giving a parameter to run-tests.sh, for example:

run-tests.sh color

Should run all tests which have the color word in their name.