On 03.09.2011 22:36, Stuart Carnie wrote:
Absolutely - I figured if we could get the workflow sorted out, I'd
prepare a readme for the repo with the intended steps. Something like:
After identifying a possible issue with NHibernate,
1. Search JIRA <https://nhibernate.jira.com/browse/NH> to identify if
the issue has already been identified, and if not create a new one.
1. Note the issue number, in the form *NH-####*
2. Create a local clone of this, the nhibernate-test-case repository
3. In the NHSpecificTest project folder, create a folder named NH####
as a container for the files specific to your issue
1. Any classes should be in the namespace
NHibernate.Test.NHSpecificTest.NH####
4. Archive the working test case and attach to the original JIRA issue.
How would you recommend "archiving" the test case? Wouldn't a standard
git patch make more sense? That would ensure that the complete and
minimal history of the new testcase is submitted to JIRA.
Best Regards, David
