Re: Porting tests to plone.app.testing and removal of legacy packages

Am 27.01.15 um 19:20 schrieb Gil Forcada:
> I can already hear Timo saying "one at a time please (merge PR)!!!"

Exactly. I already started to merge the pull requests (one at a time).

I stopped because this issue needs to be solved before we can continue:

https://github.com/plone/plone.namedfile/pull/10/files#r23127670

As said many times before, we have serious test isolation problems that 
lead to unexpected behavior. Just merging lots of pull requests at the 
same time and expecting it to work it wishful thinking, that is not 
going to happen.

@jensens: I'd suggest that you revert all your merges immediately, I 
sincerly doubt that this is going to work. We have to merge one pull 
request at a time making sure that those tests work in full test 
isolation first. If that works we can re-add the package tests to a 
testing group.

> There seems to be some errors with them, let's wait until all jobs are
> done though...
>
> El dt 27 de 01 de 2015 a les 17:59 +0100, en/na Jens W. Klein va
> escriure:
>> On 2015-01-27 16:24, Tom Gross wrote:
>>> Hi all
>>>
>>>
>>> As you might have seen already, the Jenkins Job with all (the non AT)
>>> packages has gone green:
>>> http://jenkins.plone.org/job/plip-plone-app-testing/
>>>
>>> Can someone please merge the following PR:
>>>
>>>
>>> plone.app.versioningbehavior
>> merged
>>
>>> plone.outputfilters
>> is the issue with the failing test referenced at
>> https://github.com/plone/plone.outputfilters/pull/10
>> solved?

As far as I understand other pull requests depend on this change.

>>> Products.CMFEditions
>> merged
>>
>>> plone.app.blob
>> merged
>>
>>> plone.app.controlpanel
>> merged

I doubt that it makes sense to merge this pull request. 
plone.app.controlpanel is not going to have any tests left as soon as we 
finished moving all control panels to CMFPlone.

Timo

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