I just love the assertion syntax of ScalaTest. It’s easy to read and easy to write and looks like this: 23 should be >= (12) Even if you know nothing about ScalaTest it should be easy to understand whats this assertion is about. But what when your assertions get more complex? Like this: new Frog().color.getGreen() [...]
Ever found more broken things in a project than you possible could fix in one go? I’m exactly in that situation. We have a test which checks for certain dependencies in our project. The problem: We discovered that the test was broken and didn’t report all disallowed dependencies. We do know how to fix it, [...]
My favorite feature in the JUnit are Rules. With Rules you can manipulate the execution of your test, by wrapping your own code around the test execution. I have used this for setting up databases for test, making sure they execute in the EDT, limiting legal test execution time and for set up and tear [...]
