Matt Drance
Is there a way to run XCTests without actually launching my app? The app’s startup logic is interfering with my test scenario.
Daniel Jalkut@drance I break the vast majority of tests off into more isolated subsystems, and then only a few "sloppy" tests or UI tests go in the host.
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@danielpunkass Cocoa likes to call NSUserDefaults, which doesn’t like it when there’s no main .app bundle with an identifier. - View other replies
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@mjtsai@danielpunkass NSUserDefaults doesn't like it when there's no bundle ID. A bundle ID can be given to unbundle apps. - View other replies
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@danielpunkass My code doesn’t depend on those, but framework code does. Tried swizzling to break dependencies but ran into trouble. - View other replies
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@mjtsai Hmph. Well if you got as far as trying to swizzle then I trust there are difficult obstacles to overcome.
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@danielpunkass That’s what I’d like to do, but I found that a lot of NSAttributedString stuff will crash if it’s not running inside an app. -
@mjtsai My test-runner has a -a flag that does -[NSApplication sharedApplication], *seems* to take care of most issues.@danielpunkass -
@mpweiher@danielpunkass Interesting. I had tried NSApplicationLoad(), which didn’t help. Will try this. Thanks.
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Michael Tsai
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