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Some development instructions (since even I forgot how to build Pester from scratch).
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Simple, disposable alarms and timers for OS X. | ||
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Building Pester | ||
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1. Clone this repository. | ||
2. ```cd /path/to/Pester``` | ||
3. ```git submodule update --init --force``` | ||
4. Copy the Growl 1.2.3 SDK framework to /Library/Frameworks (inside the 2.0.1 SDK ZIP file in `Framework/Legacy`) | ||
5. Open the project file (in the Source folder) in Xcode and build. | ||
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The corresponding Xcode version is mentioned in the version history, though there should be a reasonable amount of slop. The main thing to break is Perl dependencies, as OS X tends to include at most 2 versions. This is one reason why recent versions of Pester no longer support as many OS X versions as they once did (Apple’s free yearly updates, more aggressive deprecation policy, and my vanishing free time don’t help). | ||
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Running tests | ||
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Pester’s test coverage is dismal, but some tests do exist for trickier bits such as the exception-y deserialization process and interaction of `Date::Manip` with OS X date formats. | ||
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1. Select Product → Test in Xcode. | ||
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Need ideas? | ||
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Open `Pester to do.oo3` in OmniOutliner — it contains many ideas I haven’t had time to implement. |