Suggestion: Dependency bundles

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Suggestion: Dependency bundles

Closed this issue 10 years ago · 4 comments

This:

- name: Bari.Core.Test
  references:
    - gac://Microsoft.CSharp
    - gac://System
    - gac://System.Core
    - gac://System.Data
    - gac://System.Data.DataSetExtensions
    - gac://System.Xml
    - gac://System.Xml.Linq
    - nuget://FluentAssertions/2.2.0
    - nuget://Moq
    - alias://ninject
    - nuget://NUnit
    - nuget://YamlDotNet.Core
    - nuget://YamlDotNet.RepresentationModel
    - module://Bari.Core
- name: bari.Test
  references:
    - gac://System
    - gac://System.Xml
    - gac://System.Xml.Linq
    - nuget://log4net
    - alias://ninject
    - nuget://FluentAssertions/2.2.0
    - nuget://Moq
    - nuget://NUnit
    - module://Bari.Core
    - module://bari

Could be this:

- bundle: tests
    - gac://Microsoft.CSharp
    - gac://System
    - gac://System.Core
    - gac://System.Xml
    - gac://System.Xml.Linq
    - nuget://FluentAssertions/2.2.0
    - nuget://Moq
    - nuget://log4net
    - alias://ninject
    - nuget://NUnit
    - nuget://YamlDotNet.Core
    - nuget://YamlDotNet.RepresentationModel
# ...
- name: Bari.Core.Test
  references:
    - bundle://tests
    - module://Bari.Core
    - gac://System.Data
    - gac://System.Data.DataSetExtensions
- name: bari.Test
  references:
    - bundle://tests
    - module://Bari.Core
    - module://bari

Answer 1 · 2014-12-08T23:18:17.000Z

This is called alias references. In bari's own suite definition it's not really used due to historical reasons.

Answer 2 · 2014-12-08T23:32:45.000Z

But I'll rewrite bari's suite.yaml too to use them to provide a better example.

Answer 3 · 2014-12-10T22:29:54.000Z

I made more extensive use of the existing alias references functionality in bari's suite definition itself to provide an example.

Answer 4 · 2014-12-10T22:30:38.000Z

Good call. Your own suite.yaml is the first thing people will look at 😄