I just want to mention that JKI is committed to making sure that VI Tester works well in LabVIEW. We can't live without it at JKI and it's going to continue to be improved. We've been really busy lately, so that's why there hasn't been a new version pushed out.
We see the LV UTF as addressing a totally different market need than VI Tester. As I see it: UTF is great for people who want to show 100% test coverage through its static analysis tools -- NI created it to address the needs of people developing for regulated industries. VI Tester is great for people who want to do better and faster software engineering in LabVIEW -- JKI created it to help test object-oriented (and other) LabVIEW applications using the industry-standard xunit architecture.
I can't comment on time-frames, but please stay tuned and don't give up on us. BTW, VIPM 2013 SP1 (one of the areas where we've been busy) was just released (do a check for updates)! We couldn't have done that without VI Tester.
Hey Ryan. Yes, that's right. The main OpenG Toolkit is just a simple way to install everything. There's actually nothing in the package itself -- it just declares dependencies on all the individual packages.
