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Roadmap and accepting contributions ? #14

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ikysil opened this issue Jan 28, 2020 · 1 comment
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Roadmap and accepting contributions ? #14

ikysil opened this issue Jan 28, 2020 · 1 comment

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@ikysil
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ikysil commented Jan 28, 2020

Hello,

I'm wondering if this project accepts contributions from people not affiliated with 1&1?

If so, is there any roadmap?
I've checked TODO.md in the root and all existing issues but I can't say I see directly actionable items there.

Any suggestions for first task and/or issue to investigate?

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aschoerk commented Jan 31, 2020

Hello Illya,
if you want to contribute, I am glad to accept your efforts.
I am very much the only ioc-unit-developer at the moment and everything that happens is mostly my decision.

Do you use ioc-unit at the moment and how?
Are you more interested in
tests with

  • db integration
  • jms integration
  • jax-rs
  • dbunit-usage
  • mockito in weld
  • Validate-API
    ??
    The toolbox evolves with the usage.
    Issues:
  • A big issue I have is the non intuitive usage of the PersistenceFactories
  • A minor issue are exceptions currently occuring, if ioc-unit-ejb is used without hibernate.
    Ideas:
  • dbunit: Annotate your test-methods with complete json-data, don't need files
  • run the tests in arquillian instead of weld-se
  • use a real jts-transaction-manager instead of the dirty code in ejb-cdi-unit. A push-request to btm exists, but the development got stuck.
  • could Spring also gain profit, if tests are defined in a ioc-unit-way?

Do you have any ideas?

Greetings,
Andreas

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