On Monday, 27 July 2015 at 14:59:48 UTC, Joakim Brännström wrote:
I'm looking forward to this addition. Good job.
Does unit-threaded (branch: experimental) contain the same as
the pull request for std.experimental.testing?
Pretty much.
I've only read about it (PR+forum) so far and dying of
curiosity to test it out for real.
You can:
1) Use unit-threaded with dub and a "unittest" configuration.
Most of the PR changes were cosmetic, it's basically the same
thing.
2) Clone my phobos fork and use std.experimental.testing
3) Clone unit-threaded and use the "experimental" branch
Just beware that with 2.067 there's a crashing bug if you use it
with "unittest" blocks. It's been fixed in the meanwhile, but if
you don't use dmd HEAD then stick to test functions (which don't
exist anymore in std.experimental.testing since there's no need
for them anymore).
Questions.
Does it contain a way to plugin ones own "result writer"?
No, but it's a neat idea. I can see a demand for XML/HTML/JSON
output for continuous integration.
Atila
