Wish I had time to send a patch! :-) With regards to the runner
though, you should be able to just invoke the spec name as a main class
(e.g. scala -cp ... com.mypackage.MyCoolSpecification).
Daniel
Alex Boisvert wrote:
Yes, my goal is to support Specs, Scalacheck, and ScalaTest out of the box.
Last I checked (about 2 months ago now), they all had different ways of
starting the tests from the command-line (some none at all). With newer
releases, I think these things have been ironed out so I need take a fresh
look.
If you're eager, pick one and send us patches :) Otherwise I can probably
whip out the Specs one over the weekend. I think it now has a runner for
ScalaTest as well.
alex
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 3:24 PM, Daniel Spiewak<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are there any plans to support the Specs framework (
http://specs.googlecode.com) in Buildr? Right now, the only way to make
it
work is to use the specs JUnit4 runner and then actually swap out the JUnit
4.3.1 JAR in your local repo with the manually-downloaded JUnit 4.4 JAR (to
avoid the description error). It would be nice to see support as slick as
there is for some of the other test frameworks.
Daniel
