Update: there is no form-handling issue with SimpleTest; I made a coding mistake.
Well, well, well. I’ve gone and got distracted. However, it’s a fairly common occurrence for me — when I get started on a project, I know exactly what I want to do, but partway in I find that I’m missing a piece. So, […]
For anyone who’s curious, I’ve made pretty good time on getting the automation together. I’m not quite to the point where I can write tests, yet, but the little framework I slapped together is coming along nicely. It’s been able to write posts since Friday, and do so for WordPress 1.5, 2.0, and 2.1 since […]
Well, I’ve gotten a whole lot of nowhere with my testing; I keep running into problems with being inconsistent about how I actually do the tests. I started doing a very, very detailed documentation on exactly which steps should be done in which order, got through about two tests, and thought “Screw it. It’ll take […]
Recently, I wrote a token-expander for In Series, in order to facilitate flexible end-user customization of the plugin output. The initial implementation was faulty, due to a lack of consideration for all possible values of the expanded tokens. This article touches on some of the problems that were solved, and is intended to provide a […]
Update: There’s a reason “real soon now” is quoted out. It’s over a month later, and I’m still testing. In Series 3.0.5 will eventually get released, though!
Sorry for all the not-posting I’ve been doing lately; work’s killing me, and I’ve been taking a little break. That said, I have been working on bugs and testing; […]
