[Opensim-dev] Restructuring test directories

[Stefan Andersson]

Actually, having tests and code close to each others help navigation between them a lot.
 
It also sends a clear signal that the tests are a part of the code, not something to be hid away in a corner.
 
Being able to do so (and things like that) is one of the reasons one usually puts each assembly explicitly in its own directory (not ever as root in a subdirectory tree) but that bit has already been discussed.
-1 on rearranging tests into a separate dir/ns branch.
 
+1 on instead looking at moving the OpenSim.Framework to its own directory (and re-enable recursiveness, by all means)
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> Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2008 17:40:31 -0400> From: sdague at gmail.com> To: opensim-dev at lists.berlios.de> Subject: Re: [Opensim-dev] Restructuring test directories> > Melanie wrote:> > But instead of OpenSim/Framework/Tests and > > OpenSim.Framework.Tests.dll, it could be OpenSim.Tests.Framework.dll > > and OpenSim/Tests/Framework> > > > All tests in one tree. I think that is better than having the tests > > get in the way all the time and having to edit prebuild each time > > one makes a new dir.> > Ok, I'm fine with that approach as well. I just want to get out of the> guessing game of finding source files, or having to explain to others> why none of our stuff lines up. :)> > -Sean> > -- > Sean Dague / Neas Bade> sdague at gmail.com> http://dague.net> > 
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