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[mart.sc...@gmail.com]

Has anyone managed to build this project from source recently? I don't have patience to fiddle with ancient versions of Java, Maven and some of the libraries. Instead, I just updated most of the dependencies: https://github.com/martinschneider/google-test-analytics/pull/1. It compiles but it doesn't work yet (see the comments in the link).

I'm not sure if this is a crazy idea (given that this is a project from almost a decade ago) but I don't think I'm far away from getting it to run on this newer techstack. If anyone wants to chip in, please let me know :)

[romain deborde]

Hello,

do you know if this project is still active or abandoned?

Thanks

[Martin Schneider]

I don't think it's actively maintained by anyone. The core idea is still useful, though, so if anyone is interested, we could revive it.

[romain deborde]

Thank you for your answer, do you know if the VAC practice is still used?
we are looking for a practice and a tool to simplify the test plan in an agile context, so at the moment I am not sure of using this tool but it really seems to give a good way to define our test plan. Thanks

[Martin Schneider]

To be honest, I'm not sure how widely this is used. I haven't met anyone else using it yet. Personally, I find it particularly helpful during test case discovery because it's a fast, structured way to come up with the first version of a test plan.

I suggest you try it out during one of your sprints to see how it works for you. I got it to run on an older version of Java without issues. Let me know if you need any help setting it up.