Document the "conditional -v test rerun" pattern as a policy/recommendation in REPO_POLICIES.md.
The Pattern
The Makefile test target runs tests without-v first. If tests fail, it automatically reruns with -v to show full output. This gives:
Concise output on success — no noise when everything passes
Detailed diagnostics on failure — full verbose output only when you need it
Requirements
Add this as a policy/recommendation in the Makefile conventions section of REPO_POLICIES.md
Show a concrete Makefile snippet implementing the pattern
Explain the rationale (clean CI logs on success, actionable output on failure)
Per sneak's request (from [sneak/chat PR #82](https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/chat/pulls/82)):
Document the "conditional -v test rerun" pattern as a policy/recommendation in REPO_POLICIES.md.
## The Pattern
The Makefile `test` target runs tests **without** `-v` first. If tests fail, it automatically reruns with `-v` to show full output. This gives:
- **Concise output on success** — no noise when everything passes
- **Detailed diagnostics on failure** — full verbose output only when you need it
## Requirements
- Add this as a policy/recommendation in the Makefile conventions section of REPO_POLICIES.md
- Show a concrete Makefile snippet implementing the pattern
- Explain the rationale (clean CI logs on success, actionable output on failure)
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Per sneak's request (from sneak/chat PR #82):
Document the "conditional -v test rerun" pattern as a policy/recommendation in REPO_POLICIES.md.
The Pattern
The Makefile
testtarget runs tests without-vfirst. If tests fail, it automatically reruns with-vto show full output. This gives:Requirements