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I recently blogged about Test Update, a project that makes Ruby tests generate JUnit XML log files. A very handy thing.
However, there were a few wrinkles. The releases didn't work quite right... okay, it didn't work. The release is broken. But the tip of the tree in Subversion works. If you're using the project, you're a developer, right?
I integrated this with another Rails project today so I wanted to list the steps for integrating it.
First, you've got to download the project. If you've already installed Subversion, then just execute the following line:
svn checkout svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/test-report
From the new test-report directory we'll now run two commands.
ruby setup.rb config
ruby setup.rb install
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