some code....
started writing a new intellij plugin a couple of days ago..... the idea is to find (and run) all tests that are referenced either directly or indirectly by a particular method.
i had the initial bit of code working which uses intellij's find usages capability to get all tests that reference the method..... then i realized that the code was ugly and refactored..... ooops no unit tests (i had a good excuse... i was using too much of the api and it would be tough to mock them :-D) ..... of course i got screwed.... now everytime i run the plugin the comp hangs :-(
if anybody's interested in joining me to complete this tiny tool do let me know :-)
i had the initial bit of code working which uses intellij's find usages capability to get all tests that reference the method..... then i realized that the code was ugly and refactored..... ooops no unit tests (i had a good excuse... i was using too much of the api and it would be tough to mock them :-D) ..... of course i got screwed.... now everytime i run the plugin the comp hangs :-(
if anybody's interested in joining me to complete this tiny tool do let me know :-)
posted by karthik c at 4:22 AM
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Dudo Wrote up a similar plugin in Eclipse and figure it is so much easier to write a plugin in Eclipse than Intellij. Maybe we should pair on it the coming week... Gabbar
yeah i had decided never to write another intellij plugin.... they keep changing the open-api way too often man !
what does your eclipse plugin do?
It's really a cool and helpful piece of info.
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