It seems like right now we need to install a pod before running unit tests. Am I doing something wrong? If this is the correct understanding, I think it should be reversed. That is, test before install.
brianWed 31 Dec 2008
Yes you are correct - you have to drop a pod into your lib/fan directory before it becomes "known" to the system including "fant".
I think the heart of this issues is pretty closely tied to your next post.
tompalmerWed 31 Dec 2008
I still consider them separate issues. I consider compiler errors and unit test errors to be of similar status. But if a local project dir also had a local pod repo, then it could be worked out together.
tompalmer Wed 31 Dec 2008
It seems like right now we need to install a pod before running unit tests. Am I doing something wrong? If this is the correct understanding, I think it should be reversed. That is, test before install.
brian Wed 31 Dec 2008
Yes you are correct - you have to drop a pod into your lib/fan directory before it becomes "known" to the system including "fant".
I think the heart of this issues is pretty closely tied to your next post.
tompalmer Wed 31 Dec 2008
I still consider them separate issues. I consider compiler errors and unit test errors to be of similar status. But if a local project dir also had a local pod repo, then it could be worked out together.