(changed focus since the bug was filed)
javascripts tests run by
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10:09 < jkakar> basically, you send a blob of crap to a browser with JsTestDriver.
10:09 < jkakar> lifeless: It finds the tests in that blob, runs them all and returns an XML document back to the server.
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Getting that overall process to output a subunit stream will allow integration and reporting.
An open question is:
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10:14 < lifeless> does JsTestDriver honour junit3/junit4 test protocol - the object protocol I mean
10:14 < lifeless> if it does, writing a Junit TestListener that outputs subunit would be most excellent
10:15 < lifeless> because that would get nearly all java tests integrated via Subunit in one hit
10:15 < lifeless> and avoid reimplementing in python the blob of crap and parse xml stuff
10:16 < lifeless> In Python Subunit would then report those tests trivially using ExecTestCase
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Am unassigning this since I haven't found time to move it forward
and it's unlikely that will change in the short term.