Instinct Reporting is now available.

[Jeremy Mawson]

Hello instinct users.

Instinct reporting is now available in the development version (which
will most likely become version 0.2.0 in time).

These HTML reports are designed to provide highly visible feedback of
your system's adherence to its declared behaviours, expressed in a
behaviour-centric vocabulary.

Details for integrating the reports into your ant builds, along with
screenshots of the reports, can be found on the wiki:
http://code.google.com/p/instinct/wiki/AntIntegration#The_Instinct_Report_Task

Alternatively, run the example project build to generate a report.

Maven integration will follow.

Feedback on this (or any other) feature is welcomed via this mailing
list. Please report any bugs at
http://code.google.com/p/instinct/issues/list

Cheers,
Jeremy Mawson

[Tom Adams]

Nice work!

Are you thinking this is stable enough to do a new release? Or would
you like more time for people to play with it?

If you're thinking of waiting there's a couple of other Ant issues
that would be good to resolve also, but I'm not fussed either way.

Cheers,
Tom

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[Jeremy Mawson]

Thanks again Tom,

I'd love to have some people work with it before a release. Perhaps some
people would be happy to try breaking it.

What are the other Ant issues?

Cheers
Jem

[Tom Adams]

1) The classpath isn't always passed down to the task correctly. If
you define the task with the right classpath, everything is OK,
however if you define the task with just the instinct Jar (all you
should need) and then pass in the correct runtime classpath to the
task, it doesn't work. I've taken a couple of cracks at this, but
never appear to crack it properly.

2) The failure property does not get set on failure, so failing builds
pass.

Just checked the issues list and it doesn't look like they've been
logged.

Tom