Thanks for the tips on making it work with JUNIT tests. But, I have
webdriver tests that are failing. In my case, many webdriver tests give the
real experience as done by the user.
I am reading the pattern suggested by Jeff. But, it still leads to many
application wide changes in my case.
I am t
In my unit tests for my entities using HRD, I simply switch that percentage
completely on/off around those few places in the unit test code where I
need my entity to become "fully committed" in order for the rest of the
unit test to work. Yes, it is kind of contrived, but then again so is a
unit te
There's this:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/google-appengine/NdUAY0crVjg/3fJX3Gn3cOYJ
Some thoughts:
* I don't think there's really anything to save you from eventuality
except careful consideration during the design of your data model. Pick
your entity groups carefully and use XG transactio
Hi,
I am trying HRD on local dev server. I have bunch of webdriver tests for
different parts of my application that create entities and then doing a
list of all the entities.
My tests are failing in several places. It is due to the eventual
consistency of the HRD. The tests run fine on M/S and o
