Xtest is a scripting language tailored to testing Java code. It ships as an Eclipse plugin that lets you write .xtest files anywhere in your workspace in which test failures are highlighted just like Java compile errors.
See the Xtest website to get started.
Xtest requires Eclipse SDK 3.6 or higher and can be installed from one of the following update sites:
http://msbarry.github.com/Xtest/updates/release
http://msbarry.github.com/Xtest/updates/develop
Xtest follows a modified version of the branching strategy described here, except that development occurs in the 'master' branch and every commit to the 'release' branch is considered a new Xtest release.
Xtest releases follow the major.minor.patch version number format
- Releases bumping the major version number may break backwards compatibility of Xtest scripts written with a previous version.
- Releases bumping the minor version number will make additional functionality available or only affect the IDE without breaking backwards compatibility of Xtest scripts
- Releases bumping the patch number will only fix bugs and not add or remove functionality.
Found a bug or have a suggestion? Create a GitHub issue here
https://github.com/msbarry/Xtest/issues
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