<html> <head> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> </head> <body> Hi Build2, I am trying to run a single test target across multiple build configurations. Here is a description of the case. The out of source build tree contains two or more build configurations (a,b,...) : bld/ ├── confa │ └── build │ ├── bootstrap.build │ ├── config.build │ └── root.build └── confb └── build ├── bootstrap.build ├── config.build └── root.build The source tree contains several tests: src/ ├── build │ ├── bootstrap.build │ └── root.build ├── buildfile ├── default.test ├── dira │ ├── testa1.cpp │ └── testa2.cpp └── dirb I like the ability to run all tests on all configurations: $ b '{test}(./src@bld/{*/})' test src/test{default}@bld/confa/ bld/confa/dira/exe{testa1} test src/test{default}@bld/confb/ bld/confb/dira/exe{testa2} test src/test{default}@bld/confa/ bld/confa/dira/exe{testa2} test src/test{default}@bld/confb/ bld/confb/dira/exe{testa1} But, as the number of test target is growing, I would also like to be able to run a single test target across all the configurations. Currently I tried few variations around the following which does not provide the result I expect: $ b '{test}(./src@bld/*/exe{dira/testa1})' test src/test{default}@bld/*/ bld/*/dira/exe{testa1} Is there a simple way to achieve this? Thanks </body> </html>