Remove the --report-file option

Use ``--progress none --report surefire > file`` instead.

command-line.dylan

@@ -69,15 +69,6 @@ define function parse-args
                   help: "Order in which to run tests. Note that when suites are being used"
                     " the suite is ordered with other tests/suites at the same level and"
                     " then when that suite runs its components are ordered separately."));
-
-  // TODO(cgay): I adopted the convention of using ./_test in test-temp-directory()
-  // and we could use it here as the default location of the report file.
-  add-option(parser,
-             make(<parameter-option>,
-                  names: "report-file",
-                  variable: "FILE",
-                  help: "File in which to store the report."));
-
   add-option(parser,
              make(<repeated-parameter-option>,
                   names: "load",
@@ -270,18 +261,13 @@ define function run-or-list-tests
     0
   else
     // Run the requested tests.
-    let pathname = get-option-value(parser, "report-file");
     let result = run-tests(runner, start-suite);
-    if (pathname)
-      fs/with-open-file(stream = pathname, direction: #"output", if-exists: #"replace")
-        report-function(result, stream);
-      end;
-      // Always display the summary on the console.
-      print-summary-report(result, *standard-output*);
+    report-function(result, *standard-output*);
+    if (result.result-status == $passed)
+      0
     else
-      report-function(result, *standard-output*);
-    end;
-    if (result.result-status == $passed) 0 else 1 end
+      1
+    end
   end
 end function;
 

documentation/source/usage.rst

@@ -504,19 +504,20 @@ xxx-test-suite-app.lid`` and run with ``xxx-test-suite-app --help``.
 Reports
 =======
 
-The ``--report`` and ``--report-file`` options can be used to write a full
-report of test run results so that those results can be compared with
-subsequent test runs, for example to find regressions. These are the available
-report types:
+The ``--report`` option can be used to generate a full report of test run
+results. These are the available report types:
 
-failures
-  Prints out only the list of failures and a summary.
+failures (the default)
+  Prints out only the list of failures and a summary, in readable text format.
+
+full
+  Like ``failures`` but prints results whether passing or failing.
 
 json
   Outputs JSON objects that match the suite/test/assertion tree structure,
   with full detail.
 
-summary (the default)
+summary
   Prints out only a summary of how many assertions, tests and suites
   were executed, passed, failed or crashed.