Thanks for this information, it is indeed much faster.
Francis
2014-04-03 11:01 GMT-04:00 Marc-André Laperle <
marc-andre.lape...@ericsson.com>:
> Hi Francis,
>
> If you are running core tests, in your Debug/Run Configuration, in the
> Main tab, you can use Run an application: [No Application]
Hi Francis,
If you are running core tests, in your Debug/Run Configuration, in the
Main tab, you can use Run an application: [No Application] instead of
using the eclipse.sdk product and untick "Run in UI thread" in the Test
tab. You can disable some plugins in the Plug-ins tab. I usually start
by
Hi Francis,
This is not the official answer, I assure you.
How fast do you want to load the test? in milliseconds? 5 seconds, 10
seconds?
My trick is to make headless projects that test one feature. Loading
eclipse is slower than loading a main(). Maybe also remove some plug-ins.
Removing all bu
I'm a fan of test driven development, and to be productive and engaging,
the feedback of running one unit test should be quick (let's say, under a
second). However, running a blank plug-in unit test function takes about 15
seconds on my machine (recent i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, SSD drive). Is there some
tri
