Stefan Bodewig wrote:
Might just need an "add(AntUnit)" method in AntUnit itself.
Interesting idea.
3. a way to disable individual tests or disable entire suites.
In JUnit I tend to do so by simply changing the name of the method
(prefix with no) and even in NUnit which supports an [Ignore]
attribute to disable text I find myself commenting out the [Test]
attribute more often than adding the ignore one. But that could be
me.
I wouldn't want to add any new attributes to <target> and would want
to keep all information inside of the build file under test instead of
the antunit task. Given those constraints, I don't see how we could
add an ignore feature. Any ideas?
Stefan
Sorry, I wasn't real clear when I said "disable individual tests". I
was meaning at a file level, not at a target level. Something like this:
<property name="do_full_test" value="true"/>
<property name="do_quick_test" value="false"/>
<au:antunit name="testgroup1" enabled="${do_full_test}">
<fileset .../>
<au:listener/>
</au:antunit>
<au:antunit name="testgroup2" enabled="${do_quick_test}">
<fileset .../>
<au:listener/>
</au:antunit>
Dale
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