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===CDD TODO's===
 
===CDD TODO's===
* Add CDD IDE log entry when new test case is extracted
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* Implement "New Manual Test Case" Button
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* Better Icons for GUI (Arno)
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** http://www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk/
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** http://tango.freedesktop.org/Tango_Icon_Library
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* Grid items contain number of (failing) test routines
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* When test class gets removed manually, update test suite
 
* When test class gets removed manually, update test suite
* Restore open nodes and selection after full updates (incr. works already)
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* When routine under test fails, not only display "test: exceptional" & "bad input" (not clear), but say that the exception is due to unsatisfied precondition!
* Implement failure context window
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** Maybe also additional information such as previous outcomes?
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* Clean up test case in interpreter after each execution (through garbage collection?)
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* Port to 6.1 (right after Beta 1)
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* Build releasable delivery for Linux (after each Beta I guess...)
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* Display ignored test class compilation errors (looks like we will have this for free in 6.1)
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* Disable GUI visibility when running tests in interpreter (background testing)
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** First step: Ask Ian what could be done.
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* Do not extract test case for C calls like {CLASS_WITH_EXTERNALS}.some_function
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* Don't extract when failure is due to developer exception
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====Bug Fixing====
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* Fix interpreter hang after runtime crash
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* Scrolling in CDD output window
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* Check why EiffelStudio quits after debugging a test routine and ignoring violations
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* Check if interpreter compilation errors are propagated correctly (seems to start interpreter even though compilation has failed)
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Latest revision as of 02:03, 5 February 2008

  • Member of the group integrating AutoTest into EiffelStudio


CDD TODO's

  • When test class gets removed manually, update test suite
  • When routine under test fails, not only display "test: exceptional" & "bad input" (not clear), but say that the exception is due to unsatisfied precondition!