What are the options to write tests, currently?

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Hello,
I’m documenting myself to see what are the various options currently
available to write IronRuby code to unit-tests C# assemblies.

I gave MSpec a try and it’s already fine (30685’s gists · GitHub).

Test::Unit seems to work well too (good work!) after a first test.

Did anyone play with RSpec, Shoulda or anything else ?

cheers

Thibaut Barrère

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Still one or two outstanding issues around RSpec, but that is what you
should be aiming for :slight_smile: However, even with those issues fixed,
running it on an actual system might not be the best idea due to some
performance issues.

MSpec is a good, if not very limited, and is what the team are using.
I haven’t looked at Test::Unit implementation.

On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 9:14 AM, Thibaut Barrère

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On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 4:14 AM, Thibaut Barrère
[email protected] wrote:

Hello,
I’m documenting myself to see what are the various options currently
available to write IronRuby code to unit-tests C# assemblies.
I gave MSpec a try and it’s already fine (30685’s gists · GitHub).
Test::Unit seems to work well too (good work!) after a first test.
Did anyone play with RSpec, Shoulda or anything else ?

I’ve been using Bacon without any problems after I commented out

e.backtrace.find_all { |line| line !~

/bin/bacon|/bacon.rb:\d+/ }.

each_with_index { |line, i|

ErrorLog << "\t#{line}#{i==0 ? ": #@name -

#{description}" : “”}\n"

}

I got RSpec to work after following somebody else’s instructions on
this list, but it was too slow to be useful.

I wrote a very basic “simple_autotest” script to run “rake spec”
whenever a source file is saved.

Thanks,
Jeff