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Make generated test suite reusable (experimental feature) #19

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dakusui opened this issue Oct 15, 2015 · 1 comment
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Make generated test suite reusable (experimental feature) #19

dakusui opened this issue Oct 15, 2015 · 1 comment
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dakusui commented Oct 15, 2015

As discussed in this blog, it would be useful to make generated test suite reusable.

As of now, JCUnit has "Recorder" and "Replayer" mechanism , but

  • This is a feature to reuse output of SUT as test expectation. Not generated test suite.
  • The documentation about it is not sufficient.
  • It requires code change on record/replay.
  • How it should behave when the test suite definition (what factors the test class has, what levels each factor has, etc.) is changed isn't defined.
  • How to detect those changes (or a user should be responsible for it) is not defined.

At least JCUnit needs documented best practice for this.

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dakusui commented Oct 29, 2015

Made sure Recorder/Replayer mechanism can do it. But not documented enough.
And we lack tests for this feature to ensure it can work with FSM tests.

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@dakusui dakusui changed the title Make generated test suite reusable Make generated test suite reusable (experimental feature) Feb 28, 2016
dakusui added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 28, 2016
…e 'main' method from IOUtils. Clean up import statements.
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