Are there any reasons not to put the tests into nepomuk-core?
On 07/01/2012 03:05 PM, Vishesh Handa wrote:
Hey Sebastian I've been working on a major refactoring on the Nepomuk::Resource code base, and I realized that I was adding bugs, so I started working on unit tests so that I could easily fix them. Unfortunately, unit testing is kinda hard cause of the entire dbus architecture. This is where my test suite[1] comes into play. I've sketched out a rough plan of all the unit tests that we need to test all the code paths, and I've implemented some of them and discovered a number of bugs already (with the original implementation). My problem is that where should those tests be committed? Right now it's there in a local repo. I could push them into the test framework, but that's also in a scatch repo. Should I move my 'nepomuk-testlib' to the playground/kdebase or should I just add that code into nepomuk-core? That way we can have the tests in the same code base. Any ideas? [1] http://vhanda.in/blog/2012/03/nepomuk-test-framework/ -- Vishesh Handa
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