On Sep 8, 2008, at 5:27 PM, Jay Pipes wrote:
a) Simple to code tests for (i.e. anybody can do it)
I'm in the middle of a project that I have to finish tonight, but if I
have time I will write back to the list.
As it stands now, you can join in the testing fun by:
1) Checking out lp:~petdance/drizzle/testing-overhaul
2) Building Drizzle
3) Run "make dtest"
4) Go add your own t/*.dtest files.
5) To run only one *.dtest file, without having to run the entire
"make dtest" suite, use this form:
perl t/run-dtests.t t/basics.dtest
That's the basics and that should be enough to get people writing tests.
Yes, it needs more documentation, but there shouldn't be any reason
people can't write tests.
Yes, there's no documentation on the format yet, but I bet if you look
at a .dtest file, it will be real obvious real quick.
I know there will be the inevitable "Will it handle X? Will it handle
Y?" and the answer is "Yes, we will add those as necessary, but right
now, we have all we need to test basic queries and start bringing over
the *.test/*.result pairs from the test/ directory.
xoxo,
Andy
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