Bertrand Delacretaz wrote: > > > I noticed the Petstore and Linotype samples were both > broken _after_ > > the release. I'm not sure what caused this but it'd > probably be a good > > idea to test all the samples before releasing next time.... > > I think we all agree that testing is a good idea, but only a > few of us did report on tests and problems during the last > code freeze. > > Technically, the solution is obvious: more automated tests > will make it possible to ship known good releases, instead of > just hoping for the best as we have to do now. > > Unless people dedicate more energy to writing tests, however, > I'm afraid we are bound to have more buggy releases. > Unfortunately absolutely true.
> A new test a day keeps the bugs away :-) > :) It might have been discussed before, but I still have this thought anyway: Isn't it possible to use our nice crawling feature of Cocoon to check each link? So, basically we could start Cocoon as a servlet, start the crawler and the crawler reports every link (URI) that doesn't produce a valid response (throws an exception). I'm not sure, but that should only be a bunch of lines and would imho help a little bit. WDYT? Carsten
