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SenTestCase order?


  • Subject: SenTestCase order?
  • From: Jack Repenning <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2007 20:08:42 -0700

Is the order in which SenTestingKit calls the SenTestCase methods predictable? More to the point, controllable?  It sure isn't the order in which I declare them.  In at least some projects and runs, it appears to be alphabetical, but can I trust that?

The reason I ask: I just botched the retain/release balance in a project, during some refactoring.  The unit tests immediately fell over dead, as they should (yay, unit tests), but my progress in isolating the flaw was a bit slow because the first test to actually croak tests functions that are actually dependent on some other methods. If the tests for the simpler functions had been run first, I would have had a lot less code to examine.  So, that got me thinking about ways to ensure the testing goes in the most helpful order.


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Jack Repenning
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