net.sf.jexample:jexample
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JExample is an extensions of JUnit that improves defect localizaton by changing the way you structure your tests. It introduces first-class dependencies. If test B depends on A, the return value of A can be used as B's fixture. And if A test fails, B and all other dependees of A are skipped and marked as white. We show in an empirical study that JExample improves performance and defect localization.
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JExample is an extensions of JUnit that improves defect localizaton by changing the way you structure your tests. It introduces first-class dependencies. If test B depends on A, the return value of A can be used as B's fixture. And if A test fails, B and all other dependees of A are skipped and marked as white. We show in an empirical study that JExample improves performance and defect localization.
We found that net.sf.jexample:jexample demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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