Assessments Framework (1.49) in VW 7.7.1: 6 errors, 1 failure

> Hi all (expecially Andres ;-),
> I have been finally able to get VW7.7.1 and load Assessment budle (1.49).
> (I also loaded RBSUnitExtensions 7.7.1 - 7)
>
> I wanted to see it running so I executed the tests and got 6 errors
> and 1 failure.
> It looks like almost all of them boil down to missing #whatever method
>
>
> Did I fail to load things properly?
> Any suggestions?
>
> Any guidance on what to look as an example to understand how to
> write assessments (in lieu of SUnit tests)?
>
> Thanks a lot in advance
> Bye

> Those errors are there on purpose to make sure errors and other types of
> failures show up in the results viewer like they should. This approach
> parallels that of SUnit: some of SUnit's tests typically have a failure
> and an error that occur on purpose to verify they are visible in the UI.
>
> Take a look at the Self Checks packages, in particular the classes in
> "Assessments - Checks". Note there are many meta-tests which are used by
> the tests to ensure the framework is working properly. The self checks
> also show how to use Assessments without a user interface. Here's
> another example: running the MemoryPolicyStressTests SUnit tests under
> Assessments headlessly writing a log file.
>
> assessment := Assessment new.
> AbstractMemoryPolicyStressTest withAllSubclasses do:
> [:each |
> | checklist |
> checklist := CheckRepository checklistForClass: each.
> assessment addChecklist: checklist
> ].
> context := assessment defaultEvaluationContext.
> resultPolicy := CompositeAssessmentResultPolicy new.
> resultPolicy addPolicy: context resultPolicy.
> filePolicy := HardenedFileLogAssessmentResultPolicy new.
> filePolicy fileName: 'igcTuning-tuned.txt'.
> resultPolicy addPolicy: filePolicy.
> context resultPolicy: resultPolicy.
> context evaluate: assessment
>
> On 3/14/2011 1:55 AM, Enrico Spinielli wrote:
>> Hi all (expecially Andres ;-),
>> I have been finally able to get VW7.7.1 and load Assessment budle (1.49).
>> (I also loaded RBSUnitExtensions 7.7.1 - 7)
>>
>> I wanted to see it running so I executed the tests and got 6 errors
>> and 1 failure.
>> It looks like almost all of them boil down to missing #whatever method
>>
>>
>> Did I fail to load things properly?
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> Any guidance on what to look as an example to understand how to
>> write assessments (in lieu of SUnit tests)?
>>
>> Thanks a lot in advance
>> Bye