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If these settings are not found in your project file, the root folder(s) of your project will be searched for a `box.json` file. If found, and if that file contains a `testbox` object, then its settings will be used.
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Results are displayed in a results pane. If there are errors or failures you can step backwards and forwards through the file stack traces via <kbd>F4</kbd> and <kbd>SHIFT</kbd>+<kbd>F4</kbd>. As each file is selected, Sublime Text opens that file and jumps to the line indicated. You can also double click on any file, and Sublime Text will open it for you. Since the path to your files might look different to Sublime Text and the CFML application server (for example, if the server is running on a virtual machine), there is one more setting that maps the path as it appears to the server to the path as it appears to Sublime Text. Use `testbox.results.server_root` and `testbox.results.sublime_root` to specify the respective root paths to your project, so that Sublime Text can accurately open the files in stack traces.
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Results are displayed in a results pane. There is a setting that controls the verbosity of the output: `testbox.reporter`, which has two options: "text" and "compacttext" ("compacttext" being the default). If there are errors or failures you can step backwards and forwards through the file stack traces via <kbd>F4</kbd> and <kbd>SHIFT</kbd>+<kbd>F4</kbd>. As each file is selected, Sublime Text opens that file and jumps to the line indicated. You can also double click on any file, and Sublime Text will open it for you. Since the path to your files might look different to Sublime Text and the CFML application server (for example, if the server is running on a virtual machine), there is one more setting that maps the path as it appears to the server to the path as it appears to Sublime Text. Use `testbox.results.server_root` and `testbox.results.sublime_root` to specify the respective root paths to your project, so that Sublime Text can accurately open the files in stack traces.
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All of the settings for TestBox can be seen in the default package settings.
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