Alexandre Bergel-7 wrote: > > Indeed, refactorings for unit tests are completely absent from the > software engineering community. >
I purposely often don't refactor my tests much because I find highly-refactored tests impossible to understand with the standard browsers. I've seen projects where the set up and assertions are spread over multiple classes! Now I have to start chasing things through the implementors browser at the same time as looking at the test to figure out what's going on. Reinvented testing tools would be awesome (if you haven't tried Laurent's Autotest yet, it's a joy). I've been working on some test-specific tools that capture the domain better. I'd be glad to talk about it - just flag me down at ESUG. Although, if I understand Ring, I think the really magic will happen once it's ready and we can operate on the AST. Sean -- View this message in context: http://forum.world.st/setUp-and-test-methods-tp3755105p3756233.html Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
