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Project Radin is an expense management Android application that was build during EPFL's Software Engineering 2014 course.
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Set up a testing environment #37

Closed timozattol closed 9 years ago

timozattol commented 9 years ago

As written in Android guidelines, we should create a new test project for testing purposes. It's kind of weird, you guys should at least check out TestProjects.

I'm trying to set it up, so that everyone can add his tests

timozattol commented 9 years ago

I'm going to follow this guideline: http://developer.android.com/tools/testing/testing_eclipse.html

radubanabic commented 9 years ago

That's the one to follow. You'll likely also want to use UI testing in the future, you can look at Google espresso for that; it's pretty stable.

timozattol commented 9 years ago

Someone has already been assigned to read about espresso and add it to the test project, he is waiting for my part to be done. #35

timozattol commented 9 years ago

Done, @sweng-epfl-2014/sweng-team-project-radin --> everybody should git pull on master and then from eclipse, file -> import -> existing android code -> choose the "tests" folder in the project. (it will create a new project for the tests, we now have 2 projects ! You can rename it how you want since we ignore the .project file)

Please comment when you did it, and the last one should close this issue

timozattol commented 9 years ago

I did it (no waay?)

Jokau commented 9 years ago

I did it :)

topali2 commented 9 years ago

done!

WiseIndian commented 9 years ago

Done, is it supposed to run?

julied20 commented 9 years ago

Done!

Walono commented 9 years ago

Done too

timozattol commented 9 years ago

Cedric did it too, still @ireneu to go.

I consider this closed since it's due tommorow and ireneu is not there until next week if I remember correctly. I'll do it with him if necessary.

@simonchelbc yes it's supposed to run, you should be able to run "Dummy test" as an Android Junit Test.