Re: Unit Tests set up by default?

>> The difference is - it doesn't affect the end user negatively, and 
>> most of  the people actually *downloading* Plone are developers or 
>> will become  developers. End users of Plone are the users that use 
>> what's given to them  by the IT department. It's the same thing with 
>> DocFinder - it doesn't get  in the way, and makes it much easier to 
>> help people get productive with  Plone - which is what it's all 
>> about.
>
> Perhaps I just look at the Windows Installer differently, I just think 
> most of the people who download and install it will never, ever run 
> the unit tests. Especially for the Windows Installer the main focus is 
> PHB's who want to quickly get it out and play with it. As I remember 
> on the uninstall mailing list I've seen a few people saying "Yeah I 
> ran the installer, played with it. Now I'm uninstalling it to install 
> on a real server".
>
> Anyway carry on doing that it's fine. Im just explaining why I dont 
> think it's a big deal and I actually delete directories call test in 
> the setup ;)

I think it might give the PHB a boner to click the 'Test' button and it 
take awhile, see the harddrive activity and it show a green/red light
with some data - 453 tests rain, 0 failed.


alan



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