Sorry, I left out some information in my first posting: I am trying to create a base class for similar tests that all need to go through the same logic after a...
Pedro, You might also be interested in the expected attribute of the Test annotation as documented here: http://junit.sourceforge.net/doc/faq/faq.htm#tests_7 ...
Pigneri, Rocco
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Finally got it done. Sorry to James--I had to make sure I could do the whole process myself. Thanks to James, I had a fighting chance (although it took a...
I'm unexcited about bumping up the JUnit complexity for a single feature. Again, I love JDave, but I'd love a feature suggestion that used one stone to kill at...
There's not an easy way to do this in JUnit 4. There should be, in my humble opinion. Can you make sure there's a feature request for it? David Saff ... ...
The last message was tucked at the bottom of a different thread. http://github.com/KentBeck/junit Share and Enjoy! Kent and David [Non-text portions of this...
I didn't know (ObjectMentor has hosted and maintained the site). Thanks for the heads up. David Saff ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
... I'm quite a big fan of JIRA. Codehaus might be an option for the hosting, or you could speak to someone at Atlassian. I understand that they make their...
I had forgotten that there might be free JIRA hosting available. Excellent idea. David Saff ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
David, I rewrote my patch into AnnotatedBuilder. I wrote it in such a way that it decreases the complexity of the original AnnotatedBuilder. The net effect of...
I'm new to JUnit, so I'm probably missing something obvious, but does anyone know how to get @Ignore occurrences to get reported? For example, given the...
I have implemented a solution to tracker#1565177 on the sourceforge site, and would be happy to feed it back into the project. Can anyone guide me through...
Dear Bob, You need to use both the @Test and the @Ignore annotations in order to get the behavior that you want. Without the @Test annotation, the test runner...
... Rocco, Thanks for the hint. I tried it, but it didn't seem to change the ant output: $ ant unittest [snip] unittest: [junit] Running TTest [junit] Tests...
Hi, Tim. Thanks for looking into this. We've just moved our hosting over to Git, and we are Git newbies ourselves, so stay on the list so that wiser heads can...
Hi, I've tried looking around the group but I haven't seen an answer to this. I'm trying to set up a group of tests that runs only under certain circumstances....
Have you considered placing these tests in a seperate directory structure to your normal tests so they can be selected as a group to be run? Say currently you...
That is certainly doable, but I was hoping to use this technique for other types of test segregation going forward. That is besides DBTests (as in tests that...
I don't know whether that's an option for you, but TestNG supports test groupings. Did you look into that? But I'm not sure I understand the way you plan to...
Hi David, My name is Yishai (I have to figure out how to change this Yahoo profile). Anyway, I guess the issue is that I have many tests that are in the 3.8...
I did, but there are reasons to continue to use JUnit for our project. One is that TestNG adds an additional Framework (we are not getting away from JUnit, due...
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