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Bug to track the implementation of the independent testers as described in TestersDesign .
The current status of the implementation is that Kyua now uses the testers for its "list" command and is almost ready to use them for its "test" command.
Unfortunately, the changes in the database schema and the generalization of the test case metadata seem to have made "kyua report" incredibly slow. Which is understandable because the code is not optimized at all. However, I believe that the new abstractions are better than the previous ones, and therefore it's worth to pursue this path.
The code that implements all these has not yet been published as it's very preliminary. I may upload it soon as separate branches though.
I am giving this high priority as the migration of code to the independent testers means a rewrite of a lot of code in C, which is lightyears faster to build than C++. This will be a very interesting thing to have before the import into NetBSD, to prevent significant build slowdowns...
From jmmv@google.com on December 07, 2012 11:56:47
Bug to track the implementation of the independent testers as described in TestersDesign .
The current status of the implementation is that Kyua now uses the testers for its "list" command and is almost ready to use them for its "test" command.
Unfortunately, the changes in the database schema and the generalization of the test case metadata seem to have made "kyua report" incredibly slow. Which is understandable because the code is not optimized at all. However, I believe that the new abstractions are better than the previous ones, and therefore it's worth to pursue this path.
The code that implements all these has not yet been published as it's very preliminary. I may upload it soon as separate branches though.
I am giving this high priority as the migration of code to the independent testers means a rewrite of a lot of code in C, which is lightyears faster to build than C++. This will be a very interesting thing to have before the import into NetBSD, to prevent significant build slowdowns...
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/kyua/issues/detail?id=47
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