Some notes on Testinsight Issues
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/04/10
So I won’t forget:
- [WayBack] sglienke / TestInsight / issues / #82 – Not work with active test project — Bitbucket
- When you have a project group that has multiple TestInsight enabled projects, the active one is being used.
- When there is no active TestInsight project in a project group, the topmost one is being used
- Only one TestInsight enabled project is being run at a time
- [WayBack] sglienke / TestInsight / issues / #106 – Run and Show Results From Multiple Test Projects — Bitbucket
- Per #82, you cannot run multiple projects, but you can make a TestInsight enabled project that runs others; #106 as an example C++ program for that.
- [WayBack] sglienke / TestInsight / issues / #86 – Consider to show hierarchical structure of fixtures (with DUnitX) — Bitbucket
- Some tools (for instance the DUnit GUI runner) allow you to show/configure the hierarchy of test suites.
- TestInsight only shows the tab Test Fixture (alias for test class) grouped by test classname.
- The aim of TestInsight is to test a few tests so they run fast. Your CI should run longer TestSuite configurations.
- TestInsight has no aim to include TestSuite levels to the output;
- TestExplorer in Visual Studio also does not show the hierarchy (see picture below), but it allows for grouping on various columns.
- [WayBack] sglienke / TestInsight / issues / #108 – Place the “Group by” tab at the top — Bitbucket
Note to self:
https://bitbucket.org/sglienke/testinsight gets you to the issues list filtering on new open issues.
If your screen is not wide enough, you will not see the “Wiki” link on the left side bar: click the hamburger menu to navigate to the Wiki at bitbucket.org/sglienke/testinsight/wiki
–jeroen
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