FYI @xudong963 (as you originally filed #4769) and @tustvold (as you originally mentioned #8287)

I worry this might be fragile if IDEs choose to enable other options. I'm curious why you decided against making an explicit binary and then a test target that just calls the binary entrypoint but with no arguments, as was described in the initial ticket?

I worry this might be fragile if IDEs choose to enable other options.

I agree it is fragile (but easy to fix)

I'm curious why you decided against making an explicit binary and then a test target that just calls the binary entrypoint but with no arguments, as was described in the initial ticket?

I tried this approach but then decided on this one because (at least for me in RustRover) I felt it would be easier to use / understand.

making a different binary ended up being something like cargo run -p datafusion-sqllogictest --bin sqllogictest or cargo run -p datafusion-sqllogictest --bin runner (though maybe my Cargo.toml fu is not as good as it could be)

And then when I started trying to add some documents on how to run this command, it got confusing quickly

Thus I figured it would be easier to understand if it just looked like the test binary.

I added some additional warnings in 9506116 to reduce confusion