Re: [concierge-dev] Adding integration tests to Concierge

[Jan S Rellermeyer <rellermeyer@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jochen,

that's great! I am curious to look into the synthetic bundle builder as I had to do something similar for the resolver stress test in order to build hundreds or thousands of "random bundles". Maybe there is a chance that I can merge the implementations, e.g., by subclassing yours..

Cheers,

Jan.

Jochen Hiller ---10/31/2014 03:42:46 AM---Hi all, I just want to let you know, that I am now starting to integrate my test

From: Jochen Hiller <jo.hiller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Concierge developer discussions <concierge-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 10/31/2014 03:42 AM
Subject: [concierge-dev] Adding integration tests to Concierge
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Hi all,

I just want to let you know, that I am now starting to integrate my test suite from https://github.com/JochenHiller/concierge-tests now into Eclipse Concierge code base.

I will add tests for core framework to org.eclipse.concierge/test/... as they do not require any external artefacts. Maybe you can give a look to a helper class "SyntheticBundleBuilder" which can create a bundle in memory with flexible Manifest header (
http://git.eclipse.org/c/concierge/org.eclipse.concierge.git/tree/org.eclipse.concierge/test/org/eclipse/concierge/test/util/SyntheticBundleBuilder.java)

All other tests which use bundles from external p2/mvn repos will be put into an integration test project at a new project named "org.eclipse.concierge.tests.integration". These are more long running tests as they require to download all bundles first.

Bye, Jochen
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