Le 11 août 09 à 22:03, Chad a écrit : > > To be perfectly honest, I'm of the opinion that tests/ and t/ > should be scrapped and it should all be done over, properly. > > What we need is an easy and straightforward way to write > test cases, so people are encouraged to write them. Right > now, nobody understands wtf is going on in tests/ and t/, so > they get ignored and the /vast/ majority of the code isn't tested. > > What we need is something similar to parser tests, where it's > absurdly easy to pop new tests in with little to no coding > required at all. Also, extensions having the ability to inject > their own tests into the framework is a must IMHO. > > -Chad +1, we could maybe write our own test system that can be based on the new Maintenance class, since we already some test scripts in / maintenance/ (cdb-test.php, fuzz-tester.php, parserTests.php, preprocessorFuzzTest.php and syntaxChecker.php). Porting tests such as parser to PHPUnit is a pain, since it has no native way to write a test suite that has a "unknow" number of tests to run.
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