> But what happens when one assert fails - wouldnt the > AssertionError cause the cells that follow to never be > tested. (BTW, I'm a JUnit novice, so I may be wrong > - in which case we can even continue this discussion > off the list to avoid some embarassment to me ;) > No, you are correct, but my point is when you are doing regression tests, it doesn't matter. The idea is that our regression tests pass 100% for all code in CVS, so if one test fails, you fix that, and then if another fails, you fix that...
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