Am 22.08.2011 10:23, schrieb Egon Willighagen:
> I was just wondering how this functionality testing is done, but your
> answer suggests that is manual work. Now, I could imagine that KNIME
> workflow are run in a test suite, with some validation of the outcome,
> like number of objects in a few output nodes or so. (I'm just
> interested in automated testing :)
We have automated test flows, also for the CDK nodes. They essentially
compare a "golden table" with the current output of a node. However, we
cannot use the old testflows because the two CDK versions cannot be used
simultaneously because the serialiazed objects are incompatible.
I also have on my list (for quite some time) to set up a public testflow
server where all community contributors can upload flows which will then
be run automatically every night.

> Something else, which you surely must have been talking about with
> Christoph... how do the CDK-KNIME workflows compare to the CDK-Taverna
> versions? Will you be writing about that? I'd love to see a
> Battle-of-the-CDK-workflows! :)
:-)

Best regards,

Thorsten


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