Hi Dimitri

You can define setUp and tearDown on a unit test class to do exactly that, 
there are examples in the qx.test.* classes.  If you need to share 
setUp/tearDown between different unit test classes, you can use inheritance 
and/or static methods to do that because they are normal classes.

Was that what you meant?

Cheers
John

On 29 April 2016 at 01:49:22, Dimitri (mi...@cargosoft.ru) wrote:

Hi,  

In JUnit, it is possible for a user to manually define a test suite,  
add individual tests to it and provide setUp/tearDown methods at a  
suite level. Is it possible with qx.dev.unit.* and TestRunner? There is  
a qx.dev.unit.TestSuite class, but there is virtually no documentation  
on how to use it :(  

In a few words, I need some initialization logic to be run (once)  
before any test case. How do I achieve that?  

Cheers,  
Dimitri  


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