Re: nunit improvement

HI Yannick,
 
The info saved in the visual state doesn't include colors. That's because
the result info, which
is the source of the colors is saved in TestResult.xml and it seems like a
bad idea to save
the same thing in two places.
 
However, the info saved in those files is only pertinent when you first run
NUnit and load
a set of tests. At all other times, the info that is kept in memory is used.
 
As you found out, when a test is run, NUnit clears the results in the tree.
If we did not do
that, I believe the display might be confusing in some situations. But I
agree that it would
be useful to keep old results in some situations, at the user's option. In
that case, we may
want to consider clearing only the parts of the tree that represent the
tests being executed.
I hope you will file a Feature Request for this idea.
 
I hope you will join us on the nunit-users mailing list to continue this
discussion.
 
Charlie


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From: PIN Yannick [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 6:14 AM
To: Charlie Poole
Subject: RE: nunit improvement



Hello again,

I have understand some things.

The method onRunStarting in TestSuitetreeview call ClearResults in the same
file that clear the root node (rootNode.ClearResults(); )

I think that according to a check box, it would be possible to clear the
entire tree or not (or best, clear only checked node).

 

What are the impact for the xml saved ? is it the image of the color of the
treeview, I mean that if the treeview color is not erased, the xml will
contains the result of all tests that have a color ?

 

 

Regards.

PIN Yannick 
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From: Charlie Poole [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: lundi 28 avril 2008 19:47
To: PIN Yannick
Subject: RE: nunit improvement

 

Hi Pin,

 

Glad that helped.

 

Rearding the color, I meant to ask about the properties of the suite that is
red. However, the message behind the properties display seems to give the
answer. You appear to have placed an Assert in the TestFixtureTearDown
method of TestGSCIS. This causes an error in the teardown, after all the
tests have run. It's generally not useful to put an Assert in
TestFixtureSetUp or TestFixtureTearDown fjor this reason.

 

Charlie

 


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From: PIN Yannick [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 8:59 AM
To: Charlie Poole
Subject: RE: nunit improvement

Hello,

Thank you very much for your fast response.

According to your answer in fact, I have found the corresponding option.

It solve my issue for the loading of the campaign.

 

For the properties of the test, see attached file.

In fact, I though it was a color bug of the tools but I notice a wrong
comparison behind (errors and failure tab)

Perhaps it is the reason but I do not understand why the test himself is not
red.

 

Thank you very much for your support.

 

 

Regards.

 

PIN Yannick 
Validation team
Gemalto 
Tel: +33 4 42 36 30 62
Fax: +33 4 42 36 58 09
Avenue du Jujubier, ZI Athélia IV – BP90
13702 La CIOTAT
[email protected]
 <http://www.gemalto.com> www.gemalto.com
  


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From: Charlie Poole [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: lundi 28 avril 2008 16:50
To: PIN Yannick
Subject: RE: nunit improvement

 

Hi Yannick,

 

I'll take a look at how that can be made more efficient but you can always
turn it off in the options.

 

Regarding the red suite with green tests, this is actually valid in some
circumstances. What do

the properties for that suite indicate?

 

Charlie

 


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From: PIN Yannick [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 3:06 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: nunit improvement

Hello,

I have a performance issue with nunit 2.4.7.

I have a big campaign.

In fact, when you start nunit, it read a file (x_visual_state.xml) that is
very large (3 Mo) and because of that, the loading duration is about 15
minutes.

When I modify the file TestSuitetreeview.cs by adding a Boolean firstLoad to
avoid the first load, the performance is ok (about 20s to start NUnit).

Perhaps an improvement can be done in the xml file (not store all campaign
status but only open item) ?

Moreover, I have a color bug. All tests are green in a directory, but the
parent directory is red.

The same problem exists in 2.0 version so it is an very old one.

 

<<TestSuiteTreeView.cs>> 

But in fact, it is a good tool. Congratulation for it :-):-)

I hope that my remarks can improve the tool.

Regards.

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