Hi, > >> This isn't a criticism - just something I'm trying to get an > >> understanding about. There seems to be some obstacle to NUnit > >> adoption (I don't mean obsolete versions, but up to date > ones) in the > >> Mono community and I'd like to figure out the reasons. > > > > I assume it is just because of the build complexity. Very > few people > > know what'd go on there ;-) And we don't think the existing old > > version is fine. > > Err, I mean, we don't think the existing old version is problematic.
If you mean not problematic for building Mono, I agree. However, if the version you use to build Mono is then built into the binary distribution of Mono, it becomes available for use in writing applications. That's what I see as problematic. IMO, there should be a distinction between the NUnit you use to build Mono - call it the bootstrap NUnit - and the NUnit that runs on top of Mono for use by folks developing applications. If that separation is once made, I think it can then become very easy to upgrade the application version, when needed. Charlie _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
