On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 11:36 AM, André Hentschel<n...@dawncrow.de> wrote: > Stefan Dösinger schrieb: >> >> Am Tuesday 23 June 2009 17:03:56 schrieb André Hentschel: >>> >>> Stephen Gentle schrieb: >>>> >>>> Well, here's an idea for one (attached). Just five minutes playing in >>>> Photoshop (running in Wine, of course), but it's a start. >> >> One problem of such a logo is that Wine changes constantly, and apps may >> break any time. So if we wanted to make such a logo official, that would be >> a two-party contract >> >> *) The app developer tests his app with wine >> *) The Wine community tests this app before releasing a new Wine release. >> >> Currently we cannot do our part due to lack of resources, especially with >> the bi-weekly snapshots. We have a very small set of supported apps in the >> stable releases, but we don't know how far we can grow this as-is. >> >> So any "works with Wine logo" would need some registration page on >> www.winehq.org somewhere, and we'd probably require a fairly extensive set >> of automated tests, for example some cxtest scripts(www.cxtest.org) that >> automatically install the app and test if all functionalities work. If the >> developer of the app has already an automated test suite(including GUI >> tests), I guess it would be fairly simple to add a cxtest script on top of >> it that just runs the testsuite. >> >> So such a logo could also be used to grow the set of cxtest tests :-) >> > > I think this will be perfect for Austin's Appinstall when its ready. >
A beta is ;-). The framework is in place, tests are there, and they run. I'm working on adding more tests and extending the helper functions. AutoHotKey wasn't really designed for running a test suite, but with a little shell scripting and helper function glue, it works really well. If there's a public download available, then it's easy to do. -- -Austin
