utPLSQL is now stewarded by utPLSQL Development Labs Ltd. utPLSQL remains free and open source under the Apache License 2.0. The company holds the name and brand, and manages sponsorships and funded development.
https://t.co/Z1j6UXFnxO
utPLSQL tip!
The coverage regex matching options are not anchored.
-include-object-expr='ORD' also matches RECORD_PKG and BORDER.
Use anchors to describe what you mean:
'^ORD' - match all objects starting with `ORD`
'ORD$' - match all objects ending with `ORD`
#utPLSQL#PLSQL
utPLSQL-cli 3.2.2: define code coverage scope with regular expressions
-include-schema-expr='^APP_'
-exclude-object-expr='_TMP$'
For code that can't be mapped to project files: include/exclude by pattern, no long lists.
https://t.co/dXC3rSxiW1
#utPLSQL#PLSQL
Rules worth knowing:
* case-insensitive Oracle regex (regexp_like)
* object expressions match the name without the schema
* an include expression makes --coverage-schemes and -include irrelevant
* an exclude expression makes the -exclude list irrelevant
utPLSQL-cli 3.2.2: define code coverage scope with regular expressions
-include-schema-expr='^APP_'
-exclude-object-expr='_TMP$'
For code that can't be mapped to project files: include/exclude by pattern, no long lists.
https://t.co/dXC3rSxiW1
#utPLSQL#PLSQL
utPLSQL is now stewarded by utPLSQL Development Labs Ltd.
utPLSQL remains free and open source under the Apache License 2.0. The company holds the name and brand, and manages sponsorships and funded development.
https://t.co/KUtYuWqsZQ...
#utPLSQL#PLSQL#OpenSource
@utPLSQL now has a legal home: utPLSQL Development Labs Ltd.
After years of maintaining it in my spare time, I decided it needs a sustainable structure. It stays free and open source (Apache 2.0).
Why, and what's next:
https://t.co/Ny8qwta0e5
#utPLSQL#PLSQL#OracleDatabase
@utPLSQL now has a legal home: utPLSQL Development Labs Ltd.
After years of maintaining it in my spare time, I decided it needs a sustainable structure. It stays free and open source (Apache 2.0).
Why, and what's next:
https://t.co/Ny8qwta0e5
#utPLSQL#PLSQL#OracleDatabase
utPLSQL is now stewarded by utPLSQL Development Labs Ltd.
utPLSQL remains free and open source under the Apache License 2.0. The company holds the name and brand, and manages sponsorships and funded development.
https://t.co/Z1j6UXFnxO
#utPLSQL#PLSQL#OpenSource
@utPLSQL now has a legal home: utPLSQL Development Labs Ltd.
After years of maintaining it in my spare time, I decided it needs a sustainable structure. It stays free and open source (Apache 2.0).
Why, and what's next:
https://t.co/Ny8qwta0e5
#utPLSQL#PLSQL#OracleDatabase
utPLSQL-cli 3.2.1 and utPLSQL-maven-plugin 3.2.1 are out.
Both add Oracle Wallet connections.
The cli also has fixes to keep credentials out of logs.
cli: https://t.co/fD2IQUlbkl
Maven plugin: on Maven Central - update your pom. #utPLSQL#PLSQL#OracleDB@utPLSQL
When designing utPLSQL we've focused on providing multiple test output reports.
In this post I go briefly through various reporting formats of @utPLSQL
https://t.co/0kyaJfvtYn
Financial and regulated companies can't rely on unmaintained software. We are bringing @utPLSQL back to active development and soon will open it up for sponsorship via GitHub Sponsors soon. https://t.co/Fz0JDLUs3L
Correct exception handling is one of essential elements of software engineering. It is no different with Oracle PL/SQL.
@utplsql is designed to support developers when testing exception handling.
My latest post focuses on that https://t.co/FxsaUUiOgr
#utPLQL#oracle#testing
When testing the PL/SQL code one of essential elements to test is the dataset that is manipulated or returned.
@utPLSQL make it the job easy with build-in result set comparison using cursors.
Read more in my starter tips part four:
https://t.co/UrEOOJVGMQ
I just publish next of the mini-blog series on @utPLSQL
This time giving a quick look at the expectations syntax.
If you enjoy the read or use the framework, drop a comment or repost.
https://t.co/vRzuy4fPkT
Another release of @utPLSQL is here.
This release adds support for uninitialised exception variables in
the --%throws
It also supports installation in EBR enabled schema
Addresses some minor issues.
https://t.co/0GdfGk8jRj
In case you have missed this info,
SQL Developer extension version 2.0.1 was released on 17th of June.
This is a maintenance release. It takes care of updating all dependencies, java version and SQL Developer compatibility.
Thank you @phsalvisberg 🙏
https://t.co/sTbTMsFfpc
@utPLSQL website got some nice updates this week.
Redesigned site nav bar, a Light/Dark/Auto theme toggle that follows OS, a better announcements navigation with categories.
https://t.co/8hBVeBfpqF — feedback welcome GitHub Discussions.
#utPLSQL#Oracle#testing#database
New version 3.2.0 of utPLSQL-maven-plugin is now released.
This release is a technical update mostly.
The update brings changes from newest java-api release 3.2.4
See release info for details.
https://t.co/Dhx16memrR
https://t.co/oKhpH5ACi9
New version 3.2.0 of utPLSQL-cli is now released.
This release is a technical update mostly.
The update brings changes from newest java-api release 3.2.4
See release info for details.
https://t.co/1VJukbQIv0
https://t.co/oKhpH5ACi9