On 22 Apr 07, at 7:30 PM 22 Apr 07, Barrie Treloar wrote:
On 4/22/07, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was going to take a stab at writing the definitive "how to write
plugin integration tests" document when I did it for surefire (after
I get back from holidays.... still another week + conferences to go
yet :) I'm not going to complain if someone starts it first :)
Between yourself, Brian, John and I (maybe others, those are the
names I've noticed discussing it recently), we should be able to pull
this together for everyone to use.
As I understood it, there were still problems with this approach -
that it was slow? We'll need both a unit testing (cleaned up plugin
harness) and integration testing (invoker based) solution, then.
There is also the list of stuff in SVN under the integration tests
which is highly related.
Did I catch everything?
Oooo.
I pestered Jason directly since he started the email trail to organise
something like this.
I have only focused on Maven ITs themselves though the verifiers/
invokers apply to both John has the most invested in plugin testing
itself at this point, Kenney also has some tools. The plugin-testing-
harness is going bye bye.
What's the best way to sort out communication amongst interested
parties?
Asking here, but if you're not going to have time to actually develop
then it's really a matter of waiting until we start working on it again.
My first problem was alerting the people that were interested and then
trying to help out.
No point doing work someone else was already working on.
I have no idea where things stand now, other than being interested in
writing plugin integration tests. I'm happy to help out, but dont have
the capacity to drive it.
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