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New version of TestNG

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#Java

I have just uploaded a new version of TestNG, the annotation-based test framework.  A lot has gone into this new release:

  • Revamped documentation
  • Transparent support for JUnit tests.
  • HTML reports covering the entire test run.
  • Groups can now be specified as regexps.
  • Support for tests and suites.

Extensible API allowing you to generate your own reports or even your own testing methods (two are supported right now:  annotations and JUnit).

The HTML reports are still fairly basic but they convey the results of the entire test run pretty well.  You can see an example here or just go directly to the main documentation page.

Comments (3)

Anonymous

Good stuff! Not all source code in the download zip though :(

Robert Lowe

Oooow! Those colors sure hurt the eyes! Any chance of making the green a *little* less bright? (Otherwise I'll be rooting for my tests to fail, since the red is a bit less painful. :-) )

Furious Purpose

<strong>Cedric's TestNG, a JUnit Replacement?</strong> The fil blog pointed me to Cedric's TestNG and some of the background ( here and here ). I know, I'm a month behind. ;) I'm pleased to find that I agree with most of what's there. I'd like more options for configuring setup