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<div dir="ltr">Two great features in Screw.Unit are nested describe blocks and before/after functions. This lets you do contextual setup in a nested way. I'd love to see those features in QUnit.<div>
</div><div>-- Yehuda

I feel very comfortable using JsUnitTest (<http://jsunittest.com/>),
an autocontained port—no dependencies—of the Prototype testing code.
As a favorite feature, JsUnitTest posts the results of the tests to a
specified (if any) URL. This allows launching the tests in various
browsers and getting the results as easy as
    $ rake test_units
newjs (http://newjs.rubyforge.org/) includes rake tasks to do just that
—Prototype development code includes this facility, too.
On my end, I've worked on two things that I was missing:
- the ability to launch tests on IE6/Win (running on Fusion) from my
Mac OS command line
- jShoulda (<http://jshoulda.scriptia.net/>), a Shoulda-like language
which acts as a wrapper to the base library.
Back into reality: what I would really love to see is QUnit posting
its results through an Ajax request.
Best.

Joern
I found several problems (small though) today when using QUnit. I'm
using /jquery/test/index.html last revision.
Before committing a change, I ran the suite on FF and got 2 failing
tests for removeClass. I fixed them.
Then ran it again, it got stuck on the document ready test
named:"jQuery(function($) {})" on event.js.
I tried a few more times and browsers but it remained so I finally
commented them out.
Finally, tested on Safari 3 Win, it got stuck twice on the test named:
"Element Selector with underscore" on selector.js.
After 2 refreshes it ran.
On FF2, the "Hide passed tests" thing turned red all of a sudden, but
all tests passed. What's the meaning of this new red bar ?
I think it's important that we keep the suite working perfectly and
all tests passing. Maybe keep things in a branch until they're 100%
tested.
Cheers
--
Ariel Flesler
http://flesler.blogspot.com

On Oct 14, 11:24 pm, "Jörn Zaefferer" <joern.zaeffe...@googlemail.com>