Cedric Beust

An enum still restricts what can be done, and you need to implement all these strategies in TestNG, whether they ever get used or not. All this points toward letting...

@ricardf-cmp TestNG needs to remain Java 1.7 compatible so no, we can't use lambdas or functional interfaces yet.

I think there are too many use cases to cover to justify adding this to TestNG, so I'd rather keep this out of the core.

@juherr Thoughts on this PR?

@juherr Agreed. Unfortunately, @benlamonica says that he can't work on this any more so it's up to us to follow up or close this, and I agree with you that...

Could this annotation be specified outside of TestNG, maybe in a separate library for performance testing?

Interesting idea :-) I think I would approach this a different way, maybe with an annotation processor that would generate code that only compiles if the types match. Just thinking...

Indeed, thanks for taking the time to write this up, @ThomasKrieger. Would you be willing to send a few pull requests to address those issues?

IModuleFactory lets you return the module you want, just return the same one all the time and the same injector will be used to instantiate all your test classes. Or...

Sure, go ahead. ## Cédric On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 1:25 PM, Andrei Varabyeu [email protected]: > Cedric, would you mind if I fix that? I can fork repo and...