Things You Should Read
| # | Description | By |
| 1 | When running coverage tests with Cobertura, it is often the case that useless lines (ending braces, opening braces, the second line of a statement which spanned more than one line, comments) are flagged as "not covered". Obviously (like with comments), it is impossible to ever cover these case. However, as such, Cobertura will not always give "100%" reports, even if all the code is covered. | Eric Liebowitz |
| 2 | The "EndBeforeStartException" catch in "testing/ implemenation/source/java/scheduler/generate/ScheduleTest.java (lines 294-296 and 326-329) are marked as not covered. This was done intentionally, as the test to be sure that "DayAvail" class will throw an "EndBeforeStartException" exception is already tested in "DayAvailTest.java". | Eric Liebowitz |
| 3 | The Scheduler project can be run with a command line argument to connect to a server. For example: java -jar scheduler.jar mysql://cedders.homelinux.net/jseallfilled Without a command line argument, the program will default to Cedric's test server. | Jan Lorenz Soliman |
| 4 | Quality is not yet implemented beause it requires instructor preferences which do not exist yet. A basic UI for it is implemented and a rough structure for computing the values exist, but neither are possible to make any more precise at this point. Fairness, however, is mostly functional. | Alex Lindt |
| 5 | Unfortunately, the Generate function still has some nasty bugs floating around in it. While professors/locations cannot be double booked, the algorith still tries to do it (and fails). However, other bugs have made themselves apparent now, such as odd section counts and professors not being given labs when they are given lectures. | Eric Liebowitz |
| 5 | Unfortunately, the CalendarViewTest throws an exception because it can't not find the CalendarView.class. I ran make under source/java and it still did not work. | Sasi R. |