Bernd Fondermann wrote:
> Agreed. While developing, only relevant tests should be run.
> Many people achive this by letting the IDE compile (incrementally) and
> run only tests they choose.
> But those developing using command line could get annoyed.
Exactly.
And I will think about using Eclipse when it has an editor worthy of being
called one.
> > Although I appreciate your reasoning, I'm against it. The tests just
take
> > too long, and are far too annoying when someone is working in a
particular
> > area of the server.
> Slow tests are a unit test anti-pattern on its own ;-)
> and would lead to people disabling tests altogether in their local env.
I just said as much in a follow up message, where I also put some numbers to
the topic. Adding the tests to the dist target, though, seems perfectly
reasonable.
--- Noel
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