Ah. Confusion of vocab. You're talking about the order of the test
scripts rather than the order of tests run by those scripts. Yes?
I think Tony was talking about the order of tests.
While key test scripts tend to be run earlier in some setups, I'm not
sure that's it going to be a useful
On Tue, Dec 17, 2002 at 11:35:38AM +, Adrian Howard wrote:
Ah. Confusion of vocab. You're talking about the order of the test
scripts rather than the order of tests run by those scripts. Yes?
Ah, Yes.
I think Tony was talking about the order of tests.
OK. I think I'm hampered by never
Here's an interesting way of depicting the statements that are likely
to have cause test failures:
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/aristotle/Tools/tarantula/
Tarantula displays each source code statement using color models
that reflect its relative success rate of its execution by the test
