A pretty GUI for autotest
I was wondering if anyone knows of any nice GUIs for autotest?
I already know about all the plugins distributed with autotest (growl, knotify etc.), what I want is a little more.
I would like a GUI that displays the total count of failed tests at all times. I would like the GUI to allow me to click through to the failing test (have them open them in vim) I would like to see the stack trace next to each failing test. But I don't want the view too cluttered.
Solution
FWIW I started a new project on github which aims to solve this problem. It's really basic at the moment, but it works for me.
Here is a pic
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