Hello John, Please forgive me my weak understanding of Gradle, but would it be good if both TestNG support and JUnit support was somewhat external, and not in core ? Isn't it really a good example of plugins (TestNG plugin and JUnit plugin) ?
If JUnit or TestNG are in lib directory, than how can I upgrade them ? By changing that file to the latest version of testing library, I suppose. This is kind of "hack". I would prefer, to use the same Gradle version, but to download a latest testing plugin that would include the letest version of JUnit/TestNG. My apologies if what I'm saying does not strictly fit into Gradle architecture, but I'm trying to provide a general idea, not a ready-to-use solution. -- Tomek 2009/12/4 John Murph <[email protected]>: > In order to implement support for listening to TestNG, I will need to > implement org.testng.ITestListener. This entails Gradle depending on > TestNG. The positive is that TestNG would then be in the lib directory of > Gradle, and would "just work" the way it does for JUnit. The downside is > that I'm not sure that a different version of TestNG could be used (can a > different version of JUnit be used?). What does everyone think (Tomek, I'm > looking at you...)? > > > -- > John Murph > Automated Logic Research Team > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email
