Change your method name from default_test to test_default. test/unit thinks
method is a test only when method name starts with test_. "No tests were
specified." error means that you do not have any method which name starts
with "test_".
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I replaced ie with $ie throughout the code. The second error didn't come, but
the first one still coming. This time in testsuite, I used two tests & the
following error came:
C:\>testsuite.rb
Loaded suite C:/TESTSU~1.RB
Started
FF
Finished in 34.139 seconds.
1) Failure:
default_test(TC_newpro
sarita wrote:
> def self.suite
> suite = Test::Unit::TestSuite.new
> suite << TC_newprojectso.suite
> return suite
> end
> end
>
Why are you doing this?
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Try changing the name of the test method from
'newprojectso' to 'test_01_newprojectso'. Test::Unit
looks for methods that start with 'test_'.
John
--- sarita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I got this error while running a test thru
> testsuite:
>
> Loaded suite C:/TESTSU~1.RB
> Started
> FE
> Fi
Can you post the complete code for your unit tests? I notice the `ie` not found
variable; I'm assuming you have either:
a) tried to create a Watir IE object like: "myIE = ie.start( "www.url.com" ) -
in this case the Watir IE object must be capitalized
b) created your Watir IE object correctly lik
I got this error while running a test thru testsuite:
Loaded suite C:/TESTSU~1.RB
Started
FE
Finished in 15.124 seconds.
1) Failure:
default_test(TC_newprojectso)
[c:/ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/Test/Unit.rb:278
C:/TESTSU~1.RB:44]:
No tests were specified.
2) Error:
default_test(TC_newproject