view test results as a nice HTML report which you can expand/collapse results and click on stack traces to open in IDEA/ecliipse

[James Strachan]

I've finally figured out all the sbt ninja required to get this to
work :)

If you follow these instructions...
http://github.com/jstrachan/webbytest/

to build locally webbytest first (its not yet in a global repo -
hopefully I'll fix that real soon) - then follow the instructions to
add WebbyTest support to your project then you should get a nicely
formatted HTML report whenever you run any test goal in sbt (including
continuous testing).

From there you can expand/collapse test classes/cases/stack traces
and, if you've the Altassian IDE connector installed, click on lines
in stack traces to open them in your IDE (IDEA/eclipse).

Its still a little rough and ready, so be gentle - but see what you
think. More detailed instructions here...
http://github.com/jstrachan/webbytest/

[Mark Harrah]

James,

This is quite a nice way to display test results. There is certainly more
flexibility in using a browser than printing to the console!

If you go with automatic reloading, it might be helpful to see time
the tests were last run. You could also print the location of the
generated report as a full URL, which is clickable in many environments.

-Mark

p.s. In case you weren't aware, sbt is limited by Ivy's pom support,
which doesn't handle poms with parentPath properly. So, I had to
build scalate with maven.

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