Hi Roman,
DUnit is an RMI-based system. The only ties it has to Geode are that it
creates a Locator before running tests.
Le 1/19/2017 à 2:07 PM, Roman Shaposhnik a écrit :
This is very interesting and it reminds me to ask this: how separable
do you think DUnit could be from Geode?
I'm thinking that it could be very useful in other Java-based
distributed projects around ASF.
Thanks,
Roman.
On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 3:11 PM, Bruce Schuchardt
<bschucha...@pivotal.io> wrote:
I've extended the distributedTest framework to let us do
backward-compatibility testing. Once it is reviewed and committed people
will be needed to modify existing tests to run against multiple versions of
Geode.
Here is the RB review: https://reviews.apache.org/r/55688/
The diff in this review includes a client/server test modified to run
against multiple versions. Basically you just need to parameterize an
existing distributedTest case to run against multiple versions using
Host.getHost(0).getVM(testVersion, vmNumber). That give you a JVM that's
set up to use the requested version. You can then use the normal
method/lambda invocation methods to run code in that JVM.
Currently version "100" (1.0.0-incubating) is available for
backward-compatibility testing. Versions to be tested are configured in
geode-old-versions/build.gradle as source-sets. Adding a new version is
trivial.
