Fixed: My database was empty. I had code that overwrote my existing (filled) db. Nothing to see here :)
I have 3 "test" classes that runs a test on my app. Part of the app's function is parsing HTML, so I have a database of markup code to test against. I don't want these 3 test classes and the markup code database included in my released code. How can I set up Xcode to make this happen?
I am also running unit tests, so I have put in a test method to hook into my test classes, but the following if statement does not evaluate to true:
if (sqlite3_prepare_v2(database, sql, -1, &statement, NULL) == SQLITE_OK)
The first thing that come to mind is whether libsqlite3.0.dylib and the .sqlite was copied over (it was), further more the statement below that comes before this line does evaluate to true:
if (sqlite3_open([path UTF8String], &database) == SQLITE_OK
So I can assume(?) that the sqlite db and dylib are in place.
Keeping in mind that the code was copied exactly from a known working copy, I worked back over the following:
- I have verified that the database and sql variables are not nil before the line in question are not nil
- I have assigned the dylib, .sqlite, and test classes targets to all targets (mostly because I am learning about how targets work in general)
- Using breakpoints I verified that the test method on my Xcode-created test case class is being called
I am wondering if it a setting I am missing, or if it is just not supported in the SenTestingKit framework. Is it possible to hook in test classes in this manner?
