I just came across this, which might be of interest. I know nothing about it other than it is used in CIME, which in turn is part of the CESM infrastructure.
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pfunit is also being used by the Met Office for testing the LFRic model
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Is that in a public repo? (he asked, optimistically, but expecting to be disappointed)
In the model repository, so private unit-test in LFRic/trunk/gungho – LFRic (metoffice.gov.uk)
Define ‘lead to anything’. I think it’s the best unit testing framework for Fortran that there is, but it’s still clunky and complex to use if I remember correctly. I don’t bother adding unit tests to the UM, and the little things I do program, I usually program in Python, so again, no using pFUnit. What I’m saying is that my experience with pFUnit is quite a bit out of date.
Some time ago I showed a new Fortran unit testing framework to @Aidan and he kindly requested I post it here. So here it is 
This is still under development and uses cutting-edge Fortran features, but the design is very nice and I hope it will soon be usable.
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I think you covered it in your reply. I intended it to mean you didn’t end up using it in “production” for any projects, and that seems to be the case.