enable 'runtest' and 'test_cmd' customization in MesonNinja easyblock#4111
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enable 'runtest' and 'test_cmd' customization in MesonNinja easyblock#4111Thyre wants to merge 1 commit intoeasybuilders:developfrom
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eb --new-pr)Instead of relying on each EasyConfig to set
runtest = ninja test, provide a sane default and enable users of the EasyBlock to just setruntest = Truefor a sane default. Also enable customization viatest_cmd, available in other generic easyblocks.To further ensure that we're not using too many resources, limit the parallelism via environment variables described in the Meson documentation. Just calling
meson testwould use all available CPU cores, ignoring our wanted parallelism.Closes #4087