The TestNG team is happy to announce the availability of TestNG 2.3.
The version is available at
http://beust.com/weblog/testng as well as the new documentation, which has been
considerably improved (highlighted code snippets,
detailed DTD, ant task
and description of all the new features).
What’s new:
- beforeSuite, afterSuite, beforeTest,
afterTest - Revamped ant task with haltonfailure and other helpful flags
- Better stack traces and improved level control for verbosity
- Better syntax for including and excluding methods in testng.xml
- Test classes can be invoked on the command line
- … and many bug fixes.
For Eclipse users, a new version (1.1.1) of the Eclipse plug-in that includes
this new TestNG version is available on the
remote update site or for
direct download.
Also, TestNG has joined
OpenSymphony (big thanks to Patrick and Hani for setting this up). As
a consequence of this move, there is now a
TestNG
users forum as well as a Wiki and JIRA for issue tracking.
The
users mailing-list
has been moved to Google Groups and
is connected to the forum, so you only need to
subscribe to one.
Try it and let us know what you think!
#1 by Damien B on April 12, 2005 - 7:00 pm
Great ! Just one thing I stumbled upon, but I don’t know if it’s worth fixing.
I can’t remember the exacts steps, but it involves a combination of JDK 1.4 and 1.5 in the same Eclipse config. The rough scenario is: create class, annotate code (tiger way), create TestNG running configuration with the wizard, launch… nothing happens. The xml file was created with annotations=”false” (which was perhaps correct at the time where the configuration was created), and thus it wasn’t looking the config in the right place.
Perhaps it could issue a warning or an info message if annotates is false and tiger annotations are found?
#2 by Ruslan Zenin on April 13, 2005 - 2:34 am
This is great that you are progressing (especially with the plugin).
It will make testNG more popular.
I just noticed in the plugin that right click menu on the existing test has strange text labels (looks like it is missing recources)
!ExpandAllAction.text!
or !OpenEditorAction.label.text!
Is it a bug?
#3 by Confluence: Gonzo on April 14, 2005 - 9:28 am
TestNG joins OpenSymphony
Cedric’s testing framework has joined the OpenSymphony ranks. See the news here