Convert all tests to use googletest #580
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This change systematically removes the dependency to Boost.Test throughout the tests in libs/network/test/*. Most of the changes are mechanical, and functionally equivalent. We can actually start simplifying the test structure after this change gets pulled into the main repository.
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What is the problem with using CMake 3.0? |
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The Travis containerised environment only has CMake 2.8.x, so until we figure out how to install CMake 3.0 during the integration testing, I've bumped down the version instead. Sent from my iPhone
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Convert all tests to use googletest
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This change systematically removes the dependency to Boost.Test
throughout the tests in libs/network/test/*. Most of the changes are
mechanical, and functionally equivalent.
We can actually start simplifying the test structure after this change
gets pulled into the main repository.