Return status code after testing

make.ps1

@@ -83,4 +83,7 @@ foreach($fileName in $fileEntries)
 if($args[0] -eq "run"){
     Write-Host "Running Journey to the Center of Hawkthorne..."
     .\bin\love-0.9.1-win32\love.exe src
+}elseif($args[0] -eq "test"){
+    Write-Host "Testing Journey to the Center of Hawkthorne..."
+    .\bin\love-0.9.1-win32\love.exe src --test --console
 }

src/test/lovetest.lua

@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ function lovetest.run()
     end
   end
 
-  local opts = {verbose=true}
-  opts.quit_on_failure = love._os == "Windows"
+  local opts = {verbose=false}
+  opts.quit_on_failure = love._os ~= "Windows"
   lunatest.run(nil, opts)
 
   if love._os ~= "Windows" then

src/test/lunatest.lua

@@ -756,11 +756,16 @@ end
 ---Run all known test suites, with given configuration hooks.
 -- @param hooks Override the default hooks.
 -- @param opts Override command line arguments.
+--   opts is expected to be a table of options. Recognized options:
+--   opts.verbose - if true and no hooks are provided the verbose_hooks will be used
+--   opts.quit_on_failure - if true and some tests fail, terminates the program
+--     with status code equal to the number of failures
+--   for additional options see {@link run_suite}
 -- @usage If no hooks are provided and arg[1] == "-v", the verbose_hooks will
--- be used. opts is expected to be a table of command line arguments.
+-- be used.
 function run(hooks, opts)
    -- also check the namespace it's run in
-   local opts = opts and cmd_line_switches(opts) or cmd_line_switches(lt_arg)
+   local opts = opts or cmd_line_switches(lt_arg)
 
    -- Make stdout line-buffered for better interactivity when the output is
    -- not going to the terminal, e.g. is piped to another program.