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Yup. I found it interesting after a co-worker pointed it out to me because it looks and works kind of like RSpec. We are currently considering using it for a ne
by tbrock 12y ago
Yup. I found it interesting after a co-worker pointed it out to me because it looks and works kind of like RSpec. We are currently considering using it for a new project and it seems mature enough to give it a go.
I'm currently toying with writing a JSONReporter so we can use that as an additional test result output format and I agree, so far it seems to be a really well done project.
- wichert 12y agoFWIW I've been using Catch for a few years now, and I find it mature enough for real world usage.
- tbrock 12y agoGood to know, thanks!
- rdw 12y agoThe biggest turnoff to me is the sheer quantity of code (regardless of the fact that it can all be crammed into a single header file). It seems much more difficult to fix a bug in it than in something like UnitTest++. That said, inline setup/teardown and parsing expressions in asserts seem like such natural ideas, I can't believe I haven't run across frameworks doing them before. I guess the shadow of JUnit is extremely long.