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Re: [Koha-devel] my candidacy
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Alan Millar |
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Re: [Koha-devel] my candidacy |
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Mon May 20 16:27:03 2002 |
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On Mon, May 20, 2002 at 10:14:59AM -0400, Pat Eyler wrote:
> To encourage code cleanliness, I feel that we need to encourage the
> development of tests and documentation. Liberally seeding the
> codebase will make a good start. Encouraging the addition of tests for
> new features before checkin (indeed, the successful passing of the
> complete testsuite before checkin) will also be a great help.
Sounds like a great idea. How do we start? Does anyone have
pointers on where to read up on writing testing code?
I see how Perl CPAN modules go through tests on install, but I
don't have any idea how they do it.
I'd love to see us come up with some automated install/upgrade
software. I *love* the Koha database updater that figures out what tables
and columns need to be added; it's a great start. Along similar
lines, I recently installed the Linux terminal server software
LTSP 3.0 from ltsp.org. I was impressed that it is not a bunch of
new software, but rather a tool to configure all the existing software
on your system to have the correct settings. That may give us
some inspiriation (configuring Apache for OPAC, etc.)
- Alan
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