> Just a quick update, the Juno Scala IDE source doesn't seems to compile
> against ScalaTest plugin yet, see
> https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!msg/scala-ide-dev/jdy3D2... , it
> is missing a pull request (which is in master already), and I think we
> perhaps we need a different maven profile to build for Juno, like we use
> different profile to build for 2.0.2 and nightly (see 'Building' section in
> https://github.com/scalatest/scalatest-eclipse-plugin), I'll try to check
> with luc.

> Cheers,
> Chee Seng

> On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 9:33 AM, Kevin Esler <Kevin.Es...@gmail.com>wrote:

>> Thanks Bill. I tried bumping up "permgen" to 1gig but no luck. Same
>> problem.  WIll wait for official support but it looks good.

>> BTW I've been using the nightly builds of Eclipse IDE for Juno for
>> several week now with nary a problem, and steadily improving feature set.
>> Looking good.

>> On Thursday, July 26, 2012 7:35:54 PM UTC-4, Bill Venners wrote:

>>> Hi Kevin,

>>> Yes, the Scala IDE for Eclipse plugin itself isn't qualified for Juno.
>>> ScalaTest for Scala IDE is a plugin into the Scala IDE for Eclipse. So
>>> many levels of plugin. Anyway, just for the heck of it you might try
>>> bumping the memory size of the JVM. The other things are fine.
>>> Discovery starting is actually a stray println which we should have
>>> removed, and the -p is just a deprecation warning. -p still works
>>> fine. So the actual problem you hit is you ran out of memory.

>>> Bill

>>> On Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 6:31 PM, Kevin Esler <Kevin.Es...@gmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>> > You're right. I had Scalatest 1.8 in the classpath. I guess it came in
>>> as a
>>> > transitive dependency when SBT built the .classpath file.

>>> > Anyway I removed it.  Now when I launch Scalatest at a package I see
>>> this:

>>> > WARNING: -p has been deprecated and will be reused for a different
>>> (but
>>> > still very cool) purpose in ScalaTest 2.0. Please change all uses of
>>> -p to
>>> > -R.

>>> > DEBUG: Discovery Starting

>>> > Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space

>>> > Maybe not yet qualified on Juno?

>>> > On Thursday, July 26, 2012 10:46:03 AM UTC-4, Chee Seng Chua wrote:

>>> >> Hi Kevin,

>>> >> Just curious about the error message "Unrecognized arguments: -k,
>>> >> localhost, 62574.", are you using ScalaTest 2.0.M2?  The -k argument
>>> is only
>>> >> recognized by ScalaTest 2.0, when it detects that you have ScalaTest
>>> 1.8.x
>>> >> it should just use the default Runner UI in ScalaTest, do you have
>>> both
>>> >> ScalaTest 1.x and ScalaTest 2.0 in the classpath?

>>> >> Thanks.

>>> >> Best Regards,
>>> >> Chee Seng

>>> >> On Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 7:01 PM, Kevin Esler <Kevin.Es...@gmail.com>
>>> >> wrote:

>>> >>> Nice work!  Thank you.

>>> >>> Any chance it will work in Eclipse Juno soon? I know the release
>>> notes
>>> >>> indicate Indigo is required.

>>> >>> (BTW It seemed to install okay into Juno. But when I tried to run a
>>> test,
>>> >>> the progress display appears but this error message was in the
>>> console for
>>> >>> the test run:

>>> >>> "Unrecognized arguments: -k, localhost, 62574.")

>>> >>> On Thursday, July 26, 2012 2:44:54 AM UTC-4, Bill Venners wrote:

>>> >>>> Hello All,

>>> >>>> After much hard work spanning an entire year, we are proud to
>>> announce
>>> >>>> the first official release of the ScalaTest for Scala IDE Plugin!
>>> Not
>>> >>>> only does this plugin give Scala programmers the level of
>>> >>>> test-framework/IDE integration that Java programmers have enjoyed
>>> with
>>> >>>> JUnit, it goes quite a bit farther:

>>> >>>> 1. You can pretty much right click on anything that looks runnable
>>> and
>>> >>>> run it as a test.
>>> >>>> 2. You can run just the tests you select in code, run tests you
>>> select
>>> >>>> in reported results, rerun all tests or just previously failed
>>> tests,
>>> >>>> or run tests in a selected class, file, or package.
>>> >>>> 3. The results pane mirrors the structure or the specification
>>> (i.e.,
>>> >>>> if your BDD-style specification text is nested in the source, it
>>> will
>>> >>>> appear nested in the results pane).
>>> >>>> 4. You can hop from results to test, scope, class, or line of
>>> failed
>>> >>>> code.
>>> >>>> 5. You can unfold the top of that stack that is automatically
>>> folded
>>> >>>> so only the offending line of code is shown.
>>> >>>> 6. And, because ScalaTest is a platform that can support different
>>> >>>> styles of testing, the plugin can be extended to grant full IDE
>>> >>>> support for non-ScalaTest-native styles, such as a ScalaCheck
>>> >>>> Properties classes, Specs2 Specifications, or custom styles.

>>> >>>> You can use the plugin with any release of ScalaTest, but you'll
>>> enjoy
>>> >>>> the most seamless IDE integration if you use ScalaTest 2.0.M2 (a
>>> very
>>> >>>> carefully tested milestone release). You can plug it into either
>>> the
>>> >>>> latest stable release of the Scala IDE for Eclipse (version 2.0.2),
>>> or
>>> >>>> a nightly build of Eclipse 2.1.0.

>>> >>>> So, how do you get the plugin? Select Help -> Install New Software
>>> in
>>> >>>> Eclipse, and enter as your update site one of the "Scala IDE
>>> Ecosystem
>>> >>>> update site" URLs on this page:

>>> >>>> http://scala-ide.org/download/**ecosystem.html<http://scala-ide.org/download/ecosystem.html>

>>> >>>> Select ScalaTest for Scala IDE (and the others if you don't have
>>> them
>>> >>>> already), and click Next then Finish.

>>> >>>> Information on the features of the integration (and some
>>> screenshots
>>> >>>> (and the source code)) is here:

>>> >>>> https://github.com/scalatest/**scalatest-eclipse-plugin<https://github.com/scalatest/scalatest-eclipse-plugin>

>>> >>>> A video demo of the plugin that I gave back at ScalaDays is here:

>>> >>>> http://skillsmatter.com/**podcast/scala/scalatest-**
>>> scalamock-subcut<http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/scala/scalatest-scalamock-subcut>

>>> >>>> Info on ScalaTest 2.0.M2 is here:

>>> >>>> http://www.scalatest.org/**download#20m2<http://www.scalatest.org/download#20m2>

>>> >>>> With the release notes for ScalaTest 2.0.M2 here:

>>> >>>> http://www.scalatest.org/**release_notes/2.0.M2<http://www.scalatest.org/release_notes/2.0.M2>

>>> >>>> Many thanks to Chua Chee Seng, George Berger, Luc Bourlier, Mirco
>>> >>>> Dotta, Iulian Dragoș and everyone else who helped with this effort.

>>> >>>> Enjoy!

>>> >>>> Bill
>>> >>>> ----
>>> >>>> Bill Venners
>>> >>>> Artima, Inc.
>>> >>>> http://www.artima.com

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