Re: [e4-dev] Project naming convention for junit test projects?

[Kevin McGuire <Kevin_McGuire@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, I always regarded the platform
as org.eclipse.<project>.<component>.tests with <project>
being empty since it was the first (an implicit org.eclipse.platform.<component>.tests).

My preference for org.eclipse.<project>.<component>.tests
is that it reflects how we work  - ie. teams generally group around
components, not projects.   And that's how we've organized the repository
for e4, with ui, resource, and swt as top level directories under /e4.
 

Finally, as you say, both JDT and PDE
seem to follow org.eclipse.<project>.<component>.tests  (e.g.
org.eclipse.jdt.ui.tests, org.eclipse.pde.ds.tests).

Regards,
Kevin

John Arthorne/Ottawa/IBM@IBMCA
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A bit further down that document it mentions that the platform project
omits the sub-project name, and uses org.eclipse.<component>.tests.
 I think this is actually inconsistent and org.eclipse.<project>.<component>.tests
as you suggest would be more consistent. Perhaps we should just update
the naming conventions for test projects. For test projects/packages it
doesn't look like JDT or PDE have ever followed this guideline either.

John

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Thanks John. 

Clearly I was expecting org.eclipse.e4.<componentArea>.tests.* to
parallel what we do in the platform already (i.e. org.eclipse.ui.tests.*,
org.eclipse.core.tests.*).   

Basically what we're saying is that platform doesn't follow the guidelines.

Kevin

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According to the Eclipse project naming conventions, it would be org.eclipse.e4.tests.*.
This has the advantage of grouping all test bundles for a project separately
in your workspace: 

http://wiki.eclipse.org/Naming_Conventions 

John

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Hi all, 

I added a junit test suite and single test for the CSS work (it's a start!).
 As an aside, it's a great use of test-first programming, since it's
helping to prioritize and make concrete the remaining methods that need
to be filled into the CSS support. 

Anyhoo the naming I ended up with was: 
     org.eclipse.e4.ui.tests.css.swt 

which to my mind matches what we did before, like:
     org.eclipse.ui.tests.* 

However, I notice we have: 
     org.eclipse.e4.ui.compatibility.tests

which I think should be: 
     org.eclipse.e4.ui.tests.compatibility

or maybe more specific while we're at it, 
     org.eclipse.e4.ui.tests.workbench.compatibility

Thoughts? 

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