/*
* ModeShape (http://www.modeshape.org)
*
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/**
* This package provides a set of abstract test classes that can be used as base classes for your own JUnit tests that use
* a repository.
* <p>
* Extend the {@link org.modeshape.test.ModeShapeMultiUseTest} if a single repository instance be created and initialized,
* and all of the test methods are to run against that same repository instance. This works well when you need a lot of tests
* that operate against a repository and do not change the content in that repository, since the overhead of starting a repository
* is incurred only once (even if there are hundreds of tests). Note that this can be used in cases where the tests modify
* the content, but be sure that each test cleans up the content it created at the end of the test (or each test works on
* a specific and independent area of the repository).
* </p>
* <p>
* Alternatively, extend the {@link org.modeshape.test.ModeShapeSingleUseTest} if each test method should have a fresh, newly
* created repository instance. This works well when your tests are frequently modifying content, since each test doesn't
* have to worry about cleaning up the content. A ModeShape repository generally starts very quickly, but this may add up
* for many dozens or hundreds of tests.
* </p>
* <p>
* This ModeShape module also brings in (as "compile" scope) all JARs that are required to run ModeShape
* </p>
*/
package org.modeshape.test;