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Re: Unit testing and Xcode integration
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Re: Unit testing and Xcode integration


  • Subject: Re: Unit testing and Xcode integration
  • From: Chris Hanson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2006 23:00:12 -0700

On Aug 13, 2006, at 10:46 PM, Christian Moen wrote:

Thanks for your commens and tips -- I understand where you're coming from.

I don't intend for my responses to be perceived as defensive; I tend to provide a lot of information as background that can sometimes look more like rationale. I genuinely want to know what would make the experience of OCUnit within Xcode better from your -- and others'! -- perspective.


"I was more happy with UnitKit" is a useful data point as far as it goes, since it indicates that there's more work to do on the integration. However, it doesn't say what specifically you are unhappy about with OCUnit as included in Xcode. Specific information about likes and dislikes is critical for coming up with concrete ways to improve the experience.

I want to use "standard stuff" so I'll continue using OCUnit and look
into how I can integrate the test runs with Growl using your advice.

One thing I forgot to mention is that there's a user default you'll need to set if you want to create your own test observer: SenTestObserverClass. I also forgot that OCUnit doesn't actually post distributed notifications by default. You'll need to set this user default to the name of your SenTestObserver subclass, or to SenTestDistributedNotifier, so that OCUnit will use it instead of its default SenTestLog test observer.


Sorry to forget those two things above, I hope I haven't sent you (or anyone else) down any blind alleys yet.

  -- Chris

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