> Currently, unit tests have to be run separate with
> "ant run-unit-tests"
> This makes it very easy to forget to run them prio to a commit.
But that's not the highest duty cycle. I agree that people should run the
tests before they commit, but forgettfulness is not sufficient justification
to increase development time by many-fold.
> If we would include the run-unit-tests target in dist-lite, this would
> happen with every build and immediate feedback is given if something
> breaks in the tests.
Except for one thing ... a build takes a few seconds, even from scratch, and
the unit tests take anywhere from 3 minutes on up, especially the very slow
IMAP-related tests.
Although I appreciate your reasoning, I'm against it. The tests just take
too long, and are far too annoying when someone is working in a particular
area of the server.
--- Noel
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