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Gabriel Reid commented on CRUNCH-17:
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I also rarely launch all of the automated tests from Eclipse -- however, that's
due to how long it takes to run the automated tests in Eclipse. On projects
where the automated testing can run quickly (i.e. less than 20 seconds), I run
the full test suite constantly from my IDE.
My typical workflow with Crunch is running a single test class while developing
on the code that it covers, and then running the full test suite before I
commit. I would *really* like it if the full test suite would run more quickly,
but that's another story (which might involve using the MemPipeline a lot more
in the automated tests).
I'm actually ok if the unit tests can be run separately only via maven (and not
directly from the IDE) -- I think that this would already be an improvement in
that it would facilitate running more tests more regularly. Having the tests
split up to allow running only the unit tests in the IDE is less important to
me personally.
> Split unit tests from integration tests
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> Key: CRUNCH-17
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CRUNCH-17
> Project: Crunch
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: Core
> Reporter: Matthias Friedrich
> Assignee: Matthias Friedrich
> Labels: maven
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> Currently, the test suite is a mix of fast unit tests and slow integration
> tests which prevents developers from executing tests early and often. It
> should be possible to run unit tests separately via Eclipse (or some other
> IDE) and Maven. Integration tests should run in Maven's integration-test
> phase.
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