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-.. bt in -*- rst -*- mode!
-
-Configuration
-=============
-
-File
-----
-
-The configuration file is named ``minishell_test.cfg`` and should be located at the root of your project.
-
-Here is what the default configuration looks like:
-
-.. include:: ../minishell_test/data/default.cfg
-   :code: ini
-
-
-The format of this file is described in more details
-`here <https://docs.python.org/3/library/configparser.html#supported-ini-file-structure>`_.
-
-Global
-------
-
-Global settings are defined under the ``[minishell_test]`` section.
-
-.. conf:: bonus
-
-   :type: true|false
-
-   Enable the bonus tests (:ref:`bonus`).
-
-.. conf:: make
-
-   :type: true|false
-
-   Run the ``make`` command in your project directory before the test.
-
-.. conf:: make_args
-
-   :type: space separated list
-
-   | Argument given to the ``make`` command.
-   | The default value (``MINISHELL_TEST_FLAGS=-DMINISHELL_TEST``) allows you to do conditional compilation
-     to support both the ``-c`` option and the :ref:`subject`
-     (which doesn't say anything about options, so we assumed the minishell executable didn't take any).
-
-   | In your ``Makefile`` add ``$(MINISHELL_TEST_FLAGS)`` in your object compilation command.
-     (e.g ``$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -c -o $@ $<``)
-
-   | You can then have something resembling the following in your ``main``:
-
-   .. code:: c
-
-        #ifndef MINISHELL_TEST
-        int main(int argc, char **argv)
-        {
-            if (argc != 1) error;
-            ...
-        }
-        #else
-        int main(int argc, char **argv)
-        {
-            if (argc != 3 && strcmp(argv[1], "-c") == 0) do the thing;
-            ...
-        }
-        #endif
-
-.. conf:: check_error_messages
-
-   :type: true|false
-
-   | If is ``true``, will ignore the content of the error messages outputed by the reference shell,
-   | Usefull if you have implemented your own error messages and don't want to copy bash's ones.
-
-.. conf:: pager
-
-   :type: command name
-
-   | Pager to use when viewing your results after the tests finished running.
-   | Will be called like so: ``{pager} {log_filename}``.
-
-Shell
------
-
-Shell settings are defined under the ``[shell]`` section.
-
-.. conf:: available_commands
-
-   :type: multiline list
-
-   Commands available in a test.
-
-   .. warning::
-      Some of the default tests won't serve their purpose
-      if the default available commands are not present.
-
-.. conf:: path_variable
-
-   :type: string (``:`` separated directories)
-
-   ``$PATH`` environment variable passed to the shell.
-
-   .. note::
-      ``{shell_available_commands_dir}`` will be replaced by the directory
-      where the available commands are stored.
-
-Reference
-+++++++++
-
-Reference shell settings are defined under the ``[shell:reference]`` section.
-
-.. conf:: path
-
-   :type: path
-
-   Path to reference shell, the one to which minishell will be compared.
-
-   .. note::
-      has to support the ``-c`` option, ``sh``, ``bash`` and ``zsh`` support it.
-
-.. conf:: args
-
-   :type: space separated list
-
-   | Supplementary arguments to the reference shell.
-   | e.g ``--posix`` can be used with bash for a more posix complient behavior.
-
-Timeout
--------
-
-Timeout settings are defined under the ``[timeout]`` section.
-
-.. conf:: test
-
-   :type: float (seconds)
-
-   Time before a timeout occurs on a regular test.
-
-.. conf:: leaks
-
-   :type: float (seconds)
-
-   Time before a timeout occurs on a leak test (with valgrind).