David Ostrovsky wrote:
with https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/3128/ we have support for unit
tests written in python. (We have even found two bugs with it
already ... and fixed).
I like it, because it probably increases the number of people able to
write unit tests. I dislike it, since as you admit yourself it makes
debugging a failing test a possibly frustrating experience.
Then again, turning a working python test into a working C++ one is
probably a rather mechanical EasyHack. Therefore, a net benefit in my
mind.
Out of curiosity, was that sparked by the Python test discussion at
the Impress Sprint?
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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- Re: fdo#55814: unit test is missing (continued)
Re: yet another unit test framework? -- was fdo#55814: unit test is missing · Thorsten Behrens
Re: yet another unit test framework? -- was fdo#55814: unit test is missing · Markus Mohrhard
Re: fdo#55814: unit test is missing · David Ostrovsky
Re: fdo#55814: unit test is missing · Stephan Bergmann
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