zig-testing

Execute `zig build test` to compile and run all test blocks in your Zig project. This workflow validates behavior across your project and automatically reports any test failures encountered during execution, allowing you to verify code correctness efficiently.

Comptime testing in Zig uses compile-time checks to validate behavior before the program runs. By placing assertions inside comptime blocks, you catch logic errors during compilation, ensuring constraints are met without runtime execution overhead.

Yes, you can detect memory leaks in Zig by using a test allocator within your test blocks. The test allocator tracks allocations and verifies they are freed, ensuring your unit and integration tests validate memory safety on edge cases.

The best way to use fuzzing in Zig is leveraging the built-in fuzzing workflow within `zig build test`. It automatically explores random inputs to detect memory leaks and validate behavior, ensuring safety on edge cases without writing manual test cases.

Filter specific test names by passing the test name as a command-line argument to `zig test`. This filters execution to only run matching test blocks, allowing you to target and verify individual unit tests without running the entire suite.