do you have a list =of features that have been added? that are planned?
> Dear Stephane, > as Jan says, we had a good pair-programming session on SUnit in Glasgow. > (I hope we'll have another when time permits.) I also have some stuff not > yet in the OR (follow-on from my 10-min talk in Ghent) that improves/exploits > TestResources. I am working to get this stuff visible so the community can > comment (and porting help would be great too). It's been very busy here - > and a month-long illness I had after Christmas has not helped. > > > Points that I reported in 2009 > > Were these at an ESUG (in which case I should have notes) or somewhere else. > I note what you say about test-state-when-committing (would need > repository-specific implementations; one for Store, one for Monticello, ... ?) > > If any list of SUnit wishes is on the web somewhere that I should be > (re)reading, by all means email (to the above email address for this topic) > to remind me. My aim for soon (ideally for end-March, but I've lots to do - > the illness put me behind) is to make the current work visible, after which > more can be looked at. > > Looking forward to Annecy > Niall Ross > > >>> Not entirely true. In Barcelona, me and Niall merged some of stx fixes into >>> SUnit 4.0 and Niall spent a __lot__ of time questioning people >>> behind various dialects to find out what he could cleanup. >>> >>> Last summer, we had a coding session and started with 'to-be-5.0' by >>> integrating St/X SUnit (based on 4.0) and SUnitToo. St/X changes mainly >>> involves better support for interactive and reporting tools (such as one >>> that generates JUnit-style reports), refactoring to ease customization >>> and changes to allow integration with other testing frameworks (like JUnit >>> and GNU Testlet, mainly used by STX:LIBJAVA). >>> >>> During last ESUG's CS Niall finished the merge in VW and I have to merge it >>> back to St/X. My shame, this haven't happened yet - no time. I should do it. >>> >>> So, feel free to go to Cincom's Public Repository and have look at Niall's >>> last development version and see now "nothing" look like :-) >>> >> >> >> Good to know. This is still strange that nobody ever contacted us. I have no >> idea about integration/creation of points that I reported in 2009. I do not >> know if there is a list of features that I have been considered and/or >> integrated. >> For example knowing if the test were green when the application/tests were >> committed. >> >> Now when there will be a real release we will see if we port it. May be >> being able to load the two versions side by side would be good. >> >> Stef >> >> > > >
