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Hi John,
We have no formal plans right now to integrate with external test management tools, as we’re going to be building that functionality out in Twist. But we’ll continue to monitor it, and may build integrations if enough users request it.
- @WD, yes it does via Nant as a builder. MSBuild is on the way as are SCMs popular in the .Net community.
Hi Rafael. For the commercial release, we’ll make it clear how you can use Twist’s scenario runner with Maven and Rake from the command line. In the future, since we’re looking to add Ruby support, out of the box Rake support will be next. I’ll add Maven to the backlog—if we see a fair amount of demand, we’ll make it happen sooner rather than later.
Thanks,
Chad- @ Jim Barter, please let us know how things go and if you have problems let us know. @ Vasily Kirichenko Re: Fitnesse, we like Fitnesse, so intend make it possible to import Fitnesse tests into Twist :) Re: .Net It's definitely something we are considering longer term. Twist's core was written to be usable in different editors, so it's something we'll do if we get enough demand.
- I think you misunderstood his use of the word conservative (small c). "Conservative technology players" means companies that are older, slower moving, and invested in the current technology infrastructure. He wasn't being political at all. Given the current political climate in the US, I think we're loosing the meaning of the original word to politics. Thanks - Chad