Hi, I've added subtle (hmm...) hints to some Jira issues and patches that lack tests - our test coverage is fairly decent at the moment, and we have very good infrastructure in place to write automated tests for most of our stuff (excluding OSGi bundle loading/unloading/reconfiguration unfortunately, that's on my wishlist at the moment [1]), so IMO there's no reason not to write them.
I'd be very happy if people could make sure all new features or bug fixes are covered by automated tests, or at least create Jira issues to remind us to write them when we find some time. I'm available (within my unfortunate days-have-only-24-hours limitattions) for pointing people to existing example of tests and test helpers when needed, to help make that happen. Most of the tests that I wrote are based on the JUnit 3 interfaces, as I haven't spent enough time on the "new" stuff yet for it to come naturally when I write tests, but Carsten (at least) wrote some nice tests based on version 4 - so don't be shy to use that where it makes sense. -Bertrand [1] Creating or finding a framework that allows for injecting and configuring OSGi bundles during automated tests might be a nice way for someone to get involved without having to learn too much about Sling internals.
