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On my team, we have FitNesse tests surrounding our system. We've integrated them into our cruise build as well. We developed custom Xsl sheets so that the cruise build report includes fitnesse information. We even have our regression FitNesse suite fail...
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This is how the DoFixture implements it's special behavior. For example:
|MyDoFixture|
|Run System|
|Make Sure File|taxes.txt|Was Saved|
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Sam Gentile reminds us of the value of FIT when requirements might be vague _and_ complicated. His team is using it to help the customer understand what they want. His post reminded me of the value I'm already starting to take for granted. My team is...
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A while back, I posted about how my team integrated and versioned our FitNesse wiki with CruiseControl.Net and Subversion. Mike Roberts found it helpful for creating a similar solution for his team. He's shared his experience on his blog. Hopefully others...
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You might have notice in the FitNesse urls, a "?test" at the end when you run a test page. Also, when you edit a page, you are using "?edit". There are many of these querystring switches you can use to do some interesting things. You can see all of these...
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Follow this post to easily version your FitNesse wiki acceptance tests (or any other tree of files). The product manager and his crew will use the FitNesse wiki to author and maintain acceptance tests for the system. These tests are stored in files on...
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I'm doing a lot with FitNesse lately, and it's going quite well. Unit testing ensures that each component is doing what it is supposed to, and integration testing ensures that the components work well together. Acceptance tests are a bit different. They...
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FitNesse is an acceptance test framework that supports Java and .Net. When you download it, it will be in Java mode, and all the sample test pages will run Java tests. It may not be completely clear how to run a new test page against a .Net assembly instead...
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