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Frédéric THOMAS commented on FLEX-33266:
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Hi,
One week ago or something like that I was thinking about what you're proposing,
with even the possibility to run failures, particular tests, edit files and may
be run fdb in a boxed console.
I'll finish soon I hope to make Mustella tests able to run on other plateforms
than only the one in US and I would like to join your efforts in a such tool,
would you like ?
> Make it easy for developers to do a targetted Mustella test run that doesnt
> take hours
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> Key: FLEX-33266
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-33266
> Project: Apache Flex
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Mustella
> Affects Versions: Apache Flex 4.8 (parity release)
> Reporter: OmPrakash Muppirala
> Assignee: OmPrakash Muppirala
> Fix For: Adobe Flex SDK Next
>
>
> MustellaDependencyDB and MustellaTestChooser provides a very good solution
> for selecting tests to be run based on the changes a developer makes.
> It would be nice to create a tool that automates the rest of the steps as
> well.
> Here is the proposed tool and its requirements:
> An AIR app that takes the following inputs
> 1. Directory location of Apache Flex SDK
> 2. Directory location of svn.exe (windows)
> 3. Directory location of a bash shell ex. cygwin or git bash (windows)
> Once the developer is done with the changes, they launch the app and on the
> click of a button, the following happens:
> 1. A nativeprocess invokes svn to get the changes in the Apache Flex SDK
> directory (via svn status | grep '^M' )
> 2. It will write out a file that mini_run.sh looks for with the list of test
> files to run. (MustellaTestChooser does this already)
> 3. A nativeprocess is invoked to open the bash shell and run "mini_run.sh
> -changes"
> 4. The results of the run is displayed in a log console in the app.
> Bonus:
> Show a side by side comparison of the baseline bitmaps with the result
> bitmaps.
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