Marcus Denker wrote:

>
> Am 02.12.2003 um 06:59 schrieb Doug Way:
>
>>
>> I notice that the SUnit package package contains TestRunner, and 
>> SUnit is an in-image package, so the SUnit package should also be 
>> updated since it is the master copy.
>>
>> However, I vaguely remember reading something on the list about 
>> future versions of SUnit not including TestRunner.  If that's true, 
>> then I guess it's okay to just update TestRunner in the image for 
>> now.  (The basic TestRunner UI that comes with SUnit could use a lot 
>> of help, so it's probably best if it's not included with SUnit anyway.)
>>
> Yes, people tend to hack the testrunner a lot, so Joseph will remove 
> it from the basic distribution... I initially wanted to wait for
> that, but then I decided to just move forward and do: 1) split SUnit 
> into SUnit and TestRunner (the changesets are
> alleady seprate inside the SAR) , 2) build a new TestRunner with Ned's 
> changes, that can be installed instead of the old one. The changed one 
> would be the package included in Squeak.
>
> I will do the packages later... just filing in the changeset should be 
> ok as far as the image is concerned. 


Sounds good.

>
> (We need to find a way for the SM-Installer to not show allready 
> installed packages: People seem to install SUnit a lot
> from SM, but it's allready installed)


Hm, when you open the Package Loader (for SM 1.x), it does not show the 
already installed packages by default, so I don't think this should be a 
big problem.  For example, SUnit does not show up by default.

- Doug