2006/6/11, Max Rydahl Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi all,
what about a version of runTest() that silently accepts test failures for tests that are expected to fail and report them as 'failures' if they suddenly start to succeed.
This will have the intended result that a test run is silent if everything works out as expected and if a test that is expected to fail suddenly succeeds, it will show up in the test report.
If the success of the test was intentional because the problem was solved, the test should of course be changed to a normal non-failure-expected test. If the success was an unintentional consequence of some code change, then the developer can investigate whether the problem was really solved or just disguised and possibly alter the test.
- Erik
as i mentioned at the bug we could actually implement this by doing a
custom impl of HibernateTestCase.runTest()
/max
Hi all,
what about a version of runTest() that silently accepts test failures for tests that are expected to fail and report them as 'failures' if they suddenly start to succeed.
This will have the intended result that a test run is silent if everything works out as expected and if a test that is expected to fail suddenly succeeds, it will show up in the test report.
If the success of the test was intentional because the problem was solved, the test should of course be changed to a normal non-failure-expected test. If the success was an unintentional consequence of some code change, then the developer can investigate whether the problem was really solved or just disguised and possibly alter the test.
- Erik
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