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Buckminster and fragments and unit tests [message #520435]

Fri, 12 March 2010 06:33

Eclipse User

Not sure if this is the right place to post, as my question covers a few areas. I have setup a build with Buckminster and Hudson.

I have unit tests inside a "fragment" project (common for PDE apps). There are no dependencies on this fragment.

My buckminster build uses a CSPEC that points to the main feature of the PDE app. So I didnt expect that Buckminster would materialize the fragment into the workspace.

What is the best way to get the unit tests run as part of the process, without adding a dependency to the unit test fragment in the app?

Re: Buckminster and fragments and unit tests [message #520445 is a reply to message #520435]

Fri, 12 March 2010 02:28

Eclipse User

Hi Geejay,

I'd define a feature that includes your test fragments. You can then
materialize that feature into the workspace. This will keep your original
product clean from any test-related artifacts, while at the same time you
have a simple handle for the test stuff.

HTH,
Achim

Geejay wrote:

> Not sure if this is the right place to post, as my question covers a few
> areas. I have setup a build with Buckminster and Hudson.
>
> I have unit tests inside a "fragment" project (common for PDE apps). There
> are no dependencies on this fragment.
>
> My buckminster build uses a CSPEC that points to the main feature of the
> PDE app. So I didnt expect that Buckminster would materialize the fragment
> into the workspace.
>
> What is the best way to get the unit tests run as part of the process,
> without adding a dependency to the unit test fragment in the app?

Re: Buckminster and fragments and unit tests [message #520465 is a reply to message #520445]

Fri, 12 March 2010 08:52

Eclipse User

Cool thanks. I just created a CSPEC for the new feature component. Then I imported this into the same workspace and ran the tests. It all runs perfect.

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