2016-10-28 21:07 GMT+02:00 Guillermo Polito <guillermopolito@gmail.com>:

You're somehow neglecting how difficult it is to build and maintain the system as it is.

I am not.

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Because if Kernel packages are tested using mocks it means that to be able to test the system we need to:
��- build bootstrap
��- load SUnit
��- load mocks
�� - which will load probably a proxy framework
��- then, just then, we are able to load the tests

Then to know if the system is in a good state, we have to make the assumption that (and I say make the assumption because we cannot test it yet at this stage)
��- sunit is ok
��- the mock library is ok
��- and all the mock library dependencies are ok

So adding simple config is problem?��

As you explain in last TechTalk all difficulties were related to managing dependencies between core packages which were tightly coupled and not designed with this in mind.��

Mocketry defines all dependencies in config. It's just two projects: StateSpecs and Ghost. And they not require anybody else. (there are separate config groups for GT support).

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It is too much for the kernel.