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Hi there,
I came across a minor usability issue with givwenzen when creating a
tutorial for the flex version.
I wanted to show how to get from the acceptance criteria to the domain
step, so I copied the AC and pasted it into the fresh domain step
class. Then I started adding function and assigning annotations. I did
not want to implement anything at the moment just have my steps filled
in with functions and annotations.
After doing it I ran the test to make sure all the steps were found
and matching and guess what...the test was all green.
I'm not saying it's a huge issue - you have the same with an empty
unit test - but that's something you should keep in mind especially
during the development process as without further inspection such
criteria seems to be valid.
Take care,
Kris
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Aug 13, 2010, 11:13:17 AM8/13/10
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I have seen this. Any idea how we could change this?
Kris
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In Flex I think I could check the number of assertions made before and
after running single acceptance criteria. FlexUnit has such statistics.
But that is more of a hack.
Initially I though of creating a
best practice, that would involve adding fail() call to any step you
define.
I also briefly created a live template for IJ that generates the
domain step function. It's for flex but you can easily change it into
java.
[DomainStep("$REGEXP$")] public function $END$():void
{ fail("Not yet implemented"); }