John – thanks for your pre-release comments:
1) The GA release is pending, probably early next week. We are in the final stages of testing at Ford. At that time we will publish to Maven Central. 2) There is a QuickStart page http://pedcentral.com/hands-on/justify/justify-quickstart/ that includes access to ~200 tests 3) We will be expanding on the “Sample” project you see if using the “QuickStart” – for now, check out the “justify-test” project _Marvin From: John D. Ament [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2016 7:06 PM To: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: Re: CdiRunner --> Rule Marvin, Definitely interesting. I've considered such an approach before, but never saw it implemented, so kudos. There's a few things I see missing. - Examples. How do I use these things? What does a test based on Justify look like with CDI support? - Publishing. This library isn't built/deployed out to maven central or bintray as far as I can tell. This means users need to build it themselves. Convenience binaries are so useful, especially when there's no build script. John On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 11:39 PM Marvin Toll <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > wrote: DeltaSpike Colleagues, We haven't shared this until now. since there was not a lot to talk about until it was working. Ford has partnered with an Open Source team to utilize a 100% rule-based testing approach that wraps JUnit 4. As part of this effort, the CdiRuner was mostly eliminated in favor of a JstConfigureCdiForMethodRule Rule: http://ped.gtcgroup.com/_jst_configure_cdi_for_method_rule_8java_source.html A light weight JstSatisfyAnnotationOnTestMethodRunner runner does remain if required: http://ped.gtcgroup.com/_jst_satisfy_annotation_on_test_method_runner_8java_ <http://ped.gtcgroup.com/_jst_satisfy_annotation_on_test_method_runner_8java_source.html> source.html The Open Source project is called Justify at: http://pedcentral.com/hands-on/justify/ Any thoughts or feedback are welcomed. _Marvin
