Re: [Oorexx-devel] A 'suppress known bugs' flag is added to runTestGroups.rex

[Lee P. <le...@sa...>]

Mark Miesfeld wrote:
> All,
> 
> In the ooRexxUnit framework I have added an option to suppress the
> printing of known test case failures in runTestGroups.rex
> 
> (I need to run and do some last minute Christmas shopping, so this is
> terse.  I'll post later with better details.)
> 
> Add the -s flag to the command line of runTestGroups.rex to suppress
> failure notices for bugs marked with "tracker bug #"
> 
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Mark,
-s switch appears to work as expected.  Great job - btw: don't forget to change the date portion of 
the ooRexxUnit version number. :-)

For those not familiar with running the testGroups, I'll try to explain what the numbers below mean. 
  I ran the test against all testGroups in the 3.2 branch.

Tests ran:  This is the approximate number of test Methods in the various testGroup files.

Successful assertions:  This is the number of successful tests.  As you can see there are now nearly 
1/2 a million tests.

Failures:  This is the number of tests that failed - in this case all these failures are expected in 3.2

(documented failures)  This is what was just added by Mark with the -s switch.  In this case it 
represents known bugs found (by the testGroups) in 3.2.  To the best of my knowledge that have all 
been fixed in the 3.3 trunk.

Errors:  The number of tests that simply failed.

Hope everyone has a great day.

Lee

Interpreter: REXX-ooRexx_3.2.0(MT) 6.02 30 Oct 2007
ooRexxUnit:  106.320.20071205

Tests ran:               10304
Successful assertions:   462194
Failures:                13
   (documented failures:) 8
Errors:                  0