Re: Mauve test question

[Archie Cobbs]

Michael Koch wrote:
>>I've never used batch_run. What is the advantage of using it?
> 
> Faster.

Hmm.. how is that possible?

> Compiles test classes one by one and doesn't fail completely when one 
> test class fails to compile. This is the better way IMO as some code 
> is sometimes included in one classpath implementation and not the 
> others for a while (mostly really short while but not always).

Hmm. Instead of asking mauve to run tests that don't even compile, my
preference is to document exactly which tests should be run, which of
those should pass, and which of those should have expected failures.
Matter of taste I guess.

-Archie

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