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Introduce MCP commands to run GUT unit and integration tests from the assistant. This enables fast, scriptable test runs for Godot projects and clearer feedback during development. Adds tool definitions and handlers for: - running a single test file - running all tests in a directory - running all unit or integration tests Unit tests run headless; integration tests use a display and default to a low-verbosity GUT log for readable output. Parameters are normalized and validated for safer execution. Documentation in README describes usage, arguments, and macOS Godot auto-detection.
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Introduce MCP commands to run GUT unit and integration tests from the assistant. This enables fast, scriptable test runs for Godot projects and clearer feedback during development.
Adds tool definitions and handlers for:
Unit tests run headless; integration tests use a display and default to a low-verbosity GUT log for readable output. Parameters are normalized and validated for safer execution.
Documentation in README describes usage, arguments, and macOS Godot auto-detection.
I've used this in a personal project, it is very helpful when coding with codex, because codex kept asking me to approve the execution of the Godot binary with the gut configuration, and this feature just makes gut testing seamless: