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copy all testing wikis from Roxy to ml-unit-test and delete them from Roxy's wiki
add a wiki pointing to the newer repo
copy all Unit Testing issues to ml-unit-test and close them here
Question: should the unit testing code remain here in the Roxy repo? If it's removed, that will cause it to disappear from existing projects that upgrade. If it's left, we may be encouraging further drift.
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Has anyone tried applying ml-unit-test to a Roxy project? What does it entail? Is it backwards-compatible with the Roxy unit-testing stuff? If it is trivial to upgrade to ml-unit-test, then there is no real worry for drift..
I have manually applied ml-unit-test to an existing project by copying the test files, not using the ml-gradle deployment or similar. Aside from working out where the files are (ml-unit-test-modules/src/main/ml-modules/root/test), the process has been straightforward, and haven't encountered any issues thus far.
Comparing the base ml-unit-test version (0.9.1) to the Roxy version, it is missing afaac5d (#757 - return a 409 HTTP status code when there are test failures). Other than that, that version looks the same aside from formatting.
Roxy's Unit Test Framework has been segmented off to https://github.com/marklogic-community/ml-unit-test. In order to complete that process:
Question: should the unit testing code remain here in the Roxy repo? If it's removed, that will cause it to disappear from existing projects that upgrade. If it's left, we may be encouraging further drift.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: