On 05/07/2012 03:40 PM, Pierre Smits wrote: > Given that the tenants use the same codebase and only use a different > delegator than main, you could say that performing unit tests as in a > tenant delegator should get you the same results as doing them in the main > delegator. > > But, then there would always be an uncertainty that might itch... > > Testing it al in a tenant environment could/would entail: > > 1. create the tenant > 2. load the demo data into the environment (db) of the tenant through > its delegator > 3. trigger test suites and/or individual test in the environment of the > tent through its delegator > > We can and could use current ant targets for items 1 and 2 mentioned above. > But for item 3 a new ant target (in style of current testing targets in > build.xml) should be created.
There's no reason to run *all* tests in a particular tenant. That would be useless extra work. Only test what is nescessary to verify that tenant code actually works. Use code-coverage to help with this. ps: You do realize who you are talking to? Someone who isn't a newbie with ofbiz. The tone of your responses seem to lean in that direction.
