Alexei package naming for stress tests does not exactly match what was described, (there is no 'stress' in the package name) but directory layout is correct.
2006/5/4, Fedotov, Alexei A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Paulex, Mikhail, all, Do I understand the proposed directory structure for stress tests correctly? src/test/ | +- impl/ | +- compliant/ | +- stress/ | | | +- org | | | +- apache | | | +- harmony | | | +- test | | | +- stress | | | +- generator | | | | | +- Loop.java | | | | | +- Thread.java | | | | | \- Package.java | | | +- gc | | | \- <more packages> | \- etc/ > 1) We will run compliant to validate test suite > 2) We will not run stress before commit I think pre-commit checks should be done according to a test list, not a directory structure. The reason is simple: number of compliant tests in a directory will constantly grow while the pre-commit check must take a reasonable time.
Do you think that people will contribute many tests for well-tested modules? Well, more tests run - less chances to miss a bug. Right now tests run reasonable time. We can revisit decision when it is not the case. Thanks, Mikhail
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