Hello. I've created a custom JUnit5 TestEngine that reads test-scenarios from .json files. I would like to run these tests in vscode using the junit-platform-console-standalone.jar without a build tool. I am able to do this manually using PowerShell, e.g.: java -jar junit-standalone.jar -cp engine.jar -f test/my.test.json
I've added the Extension Pack for Java and the following in settings.json:
{
"java.project.referencedLibraries": [
"engine.jar",
"junit-standalone.jar"
],
}No tests are discovered in the Testing side-bar and nothing happens when clicking Run Tests. Any suggestions?
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and vscode-java-test only seem to load the unit tests in <project>/src/test . is there some setting that i can tweek to load the other path?
Hi guys, I have a very odd behavior of vscode-java-test: One Test class fails according to the explorer, while I'm able to execute some of its tests alone. One nested class ("findOneById") starts executing, then stops without any message. There's also this red "initialization error". But there's also no further information on this.
I can test everything successfully by running
I can test everything successfully by running
mvn test.
When I remove the
findOneById nested class, the parent test class still gets the initialization error. Any idea how I can get more details about what's going on?
Hi. I just updated my vscode Java extensions after a while and although I can run tests individually, test discovery does not seem to work in the test explorer. My tests are under src/test/java. There are errors in the extension host logs, but no outward indicators of problems. Any suggestions for next steps?
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Hi, first thanks for improving Java support in VS Code constantly. One thing I am missing in the Java Test Explorer is a prominent indicator for the result of the last test run just like a green or red bar somewhere in the IDE as I get it in Eclipse, eg. Especially when I re-run a test I often don't have the test class open, but the test subject class. The only visual indication I get without opening the test class are those small check marks in the test explorer. A failing test may be hidden there, requiring further action to find out if any test failed. Or could this be a matter of the theme one is using and I am missing a prominent color indicator somewhere?
@ctjdr Will this option help your case?
@jdneo This is a good idea and I will definitely make this my default, thanks! I still would appreciate a more eye-catching indicator that awards test-driven development with something like a green bar on success, also. I just like to see switching from red to green literally. Anyway, I appreciate all the work you put into the product and understand that other things might be more important or better fit into the product vision. Btw, would it be possible to hook into the Java test runner with a new extension that acts upon test results?
I'm afraid there is no way to hook into the Java Test Runner now. That at least need test runner to expose a set of APIs for other extensions to consume those test items.
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I have a query I am using gradle build tool for my project and I have been scripting selenium java code in the src-test-java and I am also exploring testing my scripts by the help of @Test annotation but I am not able to see any test report on the right hand side like how many passed and how many failed do you know why or what's the reason for this ? It would be better if someone help
This one -
For a java project I am trying to get running, gradlew test works fine but I don't have any of the "green arrows" that https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/java/java-testing#_rundebug-test-cases demonstrates. Any ideas why? My project is at https://github.com/brianjmurrell/jenkins-shared-library-example/tree/updates.
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Ahhh. I noticed in the video at the first link above that there is supposed to be an "Enable Java Tests" button in the "beaker" extension, but I don't seem to have that.
Ahh. But I see that's only for projects without build tools. Mine is using Gradle.
Right. Just doesn't explain why my project is not supplying the gutter test run triangles.
Yeah. Maybe it's redhat-developer/vscode-java#1417
Hello everyone. I'm running latest vscodium with latest vscode-java(-test) and it looks like the process is stuck at "Running tests..."
The test class is a very basic JUnit 5 test
Fun fact: I uninstalled ms-kubernetes-tools.vscode-kubernetes-tools and pivotal.vscode-spring-boot and now the tests are working again
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Hi @Kropie, thank you for being willing for contribution. You can take a look at these ones if you are interested :)
microsoft/vscode-java-test#1465
microsoft/vscode-java-test#1472
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