Introduction
Provide useful base classes for testing in Plone.
Developed at Paradigma Internet [1].
TODO
Write tests.
Write documentation.
Changelog
0.0.6 (2011-06-24)
Added Plone 4.x compatibility.
0.0.5 (17dec2009)
Now requires prdg.plone.util>=0.0.6 because it made collective.wtf an optional dependency. Also removed the direct dependency on collective.wtf because it was non-sense.
0.0.4 (13ago2009)
Added new methods to FunctionalTestCase class.
Fixed a bug in ContentTypeTestCase.create_object(): object was being returned outside acquisition context. Fixed by using getattr instead of __getitem__.
0.0.3 (22jul2009)
Added collective.wtf as a dependency.
0.0.2 (26may2009)
Added functionality to InstallationTestCase to check for workflows.
Added WorkflowTestCase class.
Minor bug fixes.
0.0.1
Initial release
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