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> Yes, you can try using it if you want.
Just to ask again before I do a test next week: has anyone else tried
to run mustella on an AIR application with a more complex UI than,
say, a couple components?
I've been using mustella to test my own components. I modified mustella so
the tests do not have to be created in the tests directory.
I fixed the problem that caused me to revert the changes some time ago.
I've been waiting for a clean run of mustella before I commit the changes
again. I haven't
Yes, you can try using it if you want.
Darrell was trying to make it easier to run tests outside of the mustella
folder, but it broke something and he stopped trying. We use parts of
Mustella to run tests as part of the checkintests so I know it can work,
and FlexJS uses mustella as well.
-Alex
There is a comment on the mustella overview page[1] that asks "Is this
just for testing the SDK, or can I also use it to test my own
applications?"
I'd like to ask the same - or if it can be adapted to testing existing
applications.
Thanks,
Mihai
[1] https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/
