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If you are not in a hurry, the most convenient way to run tests on Cabal
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is to make a branch on GitHub and then open a pull request; our
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continuous integration service on GitHub Actions builds and
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already failed), be nice to others and cancel the rest of the jobs,
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so that other commits on the build queue can be processed.
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**How to debug a failing CI test.**
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### How to debug a failing CI test.
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One of the annoying things about running tests on CI is when they
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fail, there is often no easy way to further troubleshoot the broken
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build. Here are some guidelines for debugging continuous integration
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If none of these let you reproduce, there might be some race condition
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or continuous integration breakage; please file a bug.
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**Running tests locally.**
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### Running tests locally.
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To run tests locally with `cabal`, you will need to know the
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name of the test suite you want. Cabal and cabal-install have
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several. Also, you'll want to read [Where are my build products?](http://cabal.readthedocs.io/en/latest/nix-local-build.html#where-are-my-build-products)
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