[DUnit-interest] Manage DUnit2 project

[TridenT <tri...@ho...>]

Juanca, I will also reply to your post at the end of this mail.



For Peter,



Thx for your explanations on installing/using the new code. I would really 
love to have all this in a wiki to easily sharing information. I will 
discuss a bit later in this email.


>>>... it would be much better for the code to be in a totally separate 
>>>repository.



Yes, I'm totally sharing your point of view.





>>>To enhance Data Driven Testing (DDT) support where externally generated
and maintained data can be fed into tests from a stream, database or
speadsheet.



Ok, by this, I'm thinking about FitNess, as you might know here: 
http://fitnesse.org/FitServers.DelphiFit

I think it could be a great thing to link it this DUnit2, or to integrate 
part of it.





>>>Looked at using a code documenting tool to help too.

Humpf, I think it is not mine (speaking about DelphiCodeToDoc)!





>>> I cannot commit to maintaining a community project or project the notion 
>>> I can continue to field answers to questions.



That's why 'we' may need a more open project structure to help you the 
better way.



>>>It would be wonderful if the dunit-interest group was bolstered by some
fresh enthusiasm and could take the project live on Sourceforge, (SVN of
course).

Here, I will reply to you and Juanca.

If you agree to setup a shared-project for DUnit2, what we need (from my 
point of view) is: CVS or SVN repository, simple bug tracking tool, a Wiki, 
and maybe a forum.

Having a project on sf.net, I know that sf.net have all this, as Google Code 
as mentioned by Juanca.



But there is one question: why don't we simply implant on DUnit project from 
SF ? We can totally separate official v9.3.0 revision from DUnit2 whatever 
tools we are using (BugTracking, SVN, Wiki) by doing branches, separates 
pages...



What I don't know is: Does the DUnit project really living anymore ? If so, 
can we eventually use the same space for both project (users will not be too 
disturbed), and most of all: is it the better choice?



Really need your opinion about this, and also those admin and developers of 
DUnit project on sf.net.





TridenT
Delphi + JavaDoc = DelphiCodeToDoc
http://dephicodetodoc.sourceforge.net/