Just wanted to check if I am doing something wrong. I am running the tests of 1.1 from the unmodified download and am getting some failures on Ubuntu 7.0.4. ...
Hi Bruce, Yep, unfortunately there's a codepage glitch in the test suite. It works fine on Windows but blows up under Unix. We've fixed it in CVS but not in...
Hi Martin, Thanks. I tried adding that argument to the build.xml but got the same errors. As Jim said, these tests presuppose running on windows. Regards, ...
Hi Bruce, You can access the CVS repository through SourceForge (sf.net/ projects/fit). Right now there's just a hack to hardcode the codepage to 1252, which...
Hi Bruce, ... I confess, this is everything but verbose :) It works, if you add the following jvmarg-element to the spec-task in the build.xml: <target...
Hi Martin, Yes. I mistyped something. You are correct. Thanks. Regards, Bruce Martin Busik <martin.busik@...> wrote: Hi Bruce, ... I confess, this is...
Hi Martin, ... Great, be my guest. Probably the easiest thing to do is to work from the v1.1 files and send me the files you change. (It's easier for me to...
Hello list, Hi Jim ... I'd suggest (and prefer) to work on a branch, it makes diffs available to everybody interested in, further development is also a bit...
Hi Martin, ... We're using CVS, so branches probably aren't our best option, unfortunately. Instead, you can post your changes to the "Patches" tracker on...
As Linus said, it's the merge that's the killer. "Falling 100 feet is no problem... it's the sudden stop at the bottom you have to worry about." ;-) Maybe...
Hi Jim, ... ok. One point to CVS and branches: Fact is, that CVS does not support versioning of directory structures. For a language like java where the...
Hi Martin, ... I agree. ... I propose instead: 2. with auto option - no --encoding parameter --> auto - no --encoding parameter and autodetect fails -->...
I've been offline for a couple of days, so I didn't see this until my connection came back up. Comments interspersed. John Roth Python FIT ... From: "Jim...
Hi Jim, ... agree ... Propably for the fit-developer only... ("paranoid-and-lazy-to-discover-my-vm-default-encoding-mode" brings it more to the point :) We can...
... I agree with you. I'm having difficulty seeing a use case for integrating tidy into FIT that wouldn't be served by running it as a separate preprocessing...
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See comments within. -- Ward __________________ Ward Cunningham 503-432-5682 ... I don't understand the issue you raise in the above two paragraphs. Perhaps...
Okay, it's time to ditch CVS. Recommendations? I'm looking for thoughts on: - type of system (distributed vs. server-based) - specific tools (git, svn, darcs,...
Hi Jim, Given the highly distributed nature of Fit development, distributed makes a lot of sense. I'm currently playing with bazaar and thinking about hosting...
Wikipedia says Git has poor support for Windows. (It looks like it runs under Cygwin, though.) Is that a problem for anybody? Jim ... -- James Shore,...
Hi Jim, I can't tell you anything about Git - I suggested Bazaar. :-) Bazaar has a gui interface under development for windows. I just use the command line. ...
Hello list, ... I'm not a fan of cygwin, but this should not became a real problem. (starting non-cywing progs from within a cygwin shell is a mess) I'ne...
I’m pleased to announce that my book "Test Driven .NET Development with FitNesse" is now available in print and PDF from LULU print-on-demand service. I am...
After a short discussion with Tony Byrne and Martin Busik, I post here the suggestions I have to make about Test::C2FIT, to know if oher approve or have other...
Hi Christophe, Some of the your suggestions apply to the Fit standard that (most) language implementations follow. The standard can change, though, so we'll...
Hi All, ... Trust me, this is probably more by accident than by design :-) As I was telling Martin and Christophe the Perl port hasn't had a lot of love and...
