Geir Magnusson Jr. wrote:
>
> There is nothing (other than the sloth of Daedalus) which prevents us
> from adding any 'test' we want - Gump is running the Velocity testbed,
> for example, which is more than interface-related, but functional as
> well.
That test suite takes 58 seconds to run. I think we can afford that. In
any case, it runs on my machine, not on Daedalus.
> I once thought it important to setup Gump tests that specify a specific
> version set (i.e. the release versions of all dependencies), but I
> realize that's pointless. Do the test once, and repeating can add no
> new information.
;-)
> That's a matter of resources for (4) and time and social engineering for
> (5), I think. With an all volunteer group, I think it has to be worked
> into the culture. While you could force the issue by making it a part
> of being a Jakarta project, I don't think we want to do that.
This is happening. Six months ago several key projects were in perpetual
alpha, and there was very little code sharing. And Gump was just a
concept.
Six months later, look at how things have changed. The mere thought that
somebody might not have addressed a problem 48 hours after it was detected
is being raised as an issue...
Gump and I are happy.
;-)
- Sam Ruby
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