Fury has quite a lot of stars for something which doesn't really exist yet. Thanks for keeping the faith, everyone... I'm getting there! https://github.com/propensive/fury
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Replying to @propensive
I had a question I forgot to ask at scalax. Can fury run the tests of dependencies during a build?
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Replying to @channingwalton @propensive
I imagine it'll need a new test interface (much like sbt does). Hopefully as simple as the application modules (exit code =/= 0 means tests failed). Cc
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Replying to @kubukoz @channingwalton
Yes, that's basically it. Fury will need a main method to be implemented somewhere (your code, or a library). There's nothing specific relating to unit testing, so it could be just as easy to run integration tests.
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Replying to @propensive @channingwalton
I love the idea - want parallel tests? Run them in parallel yourself :D
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Replying to @kubukoz @channingwalton
If you define a module which depends on the unit tests and the integration tests they'll just run in parallel by default... ;)
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Replying to @propensive @channingwalton
hmm what if I depend on two modules that can't run at the same time?
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Make one depend on the other? That's not ideal if there isn't really any dependency. But this might actually be a case for a global lock, managed by each of the applications which can't run together. Other ideas welcome!
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