On 1/30/07, Nathan Christie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Nathan, > > I've written thousands of Ruby unit tests that use Watir extensively for our > web applications. If you have some more specific implementation / strategic > questions that you want to take offline please feel free to shoot me an > email: nathan -dot- christie -at- gmail -dot- com
Nathan, some of us wouldn't be too upset if you shared this on the list (i.e. I am dead curious about what works for you). I have done some complicated testing with WATIR and was impressed, but i felt that Iwas on my own when it came to assembling WATIR tests into a framework, that could discover and execute tests and produce a test report. In both cases I had to write my own Ruby code for this. I felt this was an unnecessary burden, and not something that would be achievable by our testers. I suppose I wanted a test/unit style execution & report harness around my WATIR tests. In my inexperience I never considered that I could just *wrap* the WATIR tests in test/unit. You miss the best solutions precisely because they are staring you in the face. _______________________________________________ Wtr-general mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/wtr-general
