Running Unit Tests in Eclipse

[Russel Winder-4]

I appear to be seeing that Groovy files that are GroovyTestCase unit
tests can be run individually as JUnit unit tests, but they are not
picked up when I try to run packages containing the Groovy files as
JUnit tests.  Java files containing JUnit tests are picked up just not
Groovy files.  Does this imply I am doing something wrong or that The
Eclipse plugin needs to amend the algorithm for finding unit  tests when
the user asks for a package to be tested?

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[Helmut Denk]

my experience is, that this works, but the groovy-plugin
has some problems with auto-compile. so i have to
'right-klick compile-groovy-file' from time to time to make
it work.

the plugin leaves much space for improvement IMO
it completely misses refactorings for instance. hopefully
that will change with introduction of the ast-transformations.

have a nice weekend

ps: i am using the recent snapshot

update-site release: http://dist.codehaus.org/groovy/distributions/update/
update-site snapshot: http://dist.codehaus.org/groovy/distributions/updateDev/

Russel Winder-4 wrote:

I appear to be seeing that Groovy files that are GroovyTestCase unit
tests can be run individually as JUnit unit tests, but they are not
picked up when I try to run packages containing the Groovy files as
JUnit tests.  Java files containing JUnit tests are picked up just not
Groovy files.  Does this imply I am doing something wrong or that The
Eclipse plugin needs to amend the algorithm for finding unit  tests when
the user asks for a package to be tested?

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[rtayek]

At 12:37 AM 7/5/2008, you wrote:
>I appear to be seeing that Groovy files that are GroovyTestCase unit
>tests can be run individually as JUnit unit tests, but they are not
>picked up when I try to run packages containing the Groovy files as
>JUnit tests.

this seems to work for me when i point junit to the default package
in eclipse or to the top level package. it runs the groovy tests in
the top level package.

pointing junit to a sub-package gets a: 'no tests found with junit 3'

thanks

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[Russel Winder-4]

On Sat, 2008-07-05 at 16:43 -0700, Ray Tayek wrote:
> At 12:37 AM 7/5/2008, you wrote:
> >I appear to be seeing that Groovy files that are GroovyTestCase unit
> >tests can be run individually as JUnit unit tests, but they are not
> >picked up when I try to run packages containing the Groovy files as
> >JUnit tests.
>
> this seems to work for me when i point junit to the default package
> in eclipse or to the top level package. it runs the groovy tests in
> the top level package.

I just tried this selecting the project and all 196 tests were found and
run (not correctly but that is a separate issue).  If I select any lower
level other than the Groovy test file itself then only Java tests are
found.

> pointing junit to a sub-package gets a: 'no tests found with junit 3'

I get this for any layer other than the project.

Another note:  I have a JUnit tab and a GUnit tab, are these different
things?

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[rtayek]

At 01:56 AM 7/6/2008, you wrote:

>On Sat, 2008-07-05 at 16:43 -0700, Ray Tayek wrote:
> > At 12:37 AM 7/5/2008, you wrote:
> > >I appear to be seeing that Groovy files that are GroovyTestCase unit
> > >tests can be run individually as JUnit unit tests, but they are not
> > >picked up when I try to run packages containing the Groovy files as
> > >JUnit tests.
> >
> > this seems to work for me when i point junit to the default package
> > in eclipse or to the top level package. it runs the groovy tests in
> > the top level package.

that worked because i had a .java test case in there.


>I just tried this selecting the project and all 196 tests were found and
>run (not correctly but that is a separate issue).  If I select any lower
>level other than the Groovy test file itself then only Java tests are
>found.

i get that behaviour also (i had a test suite i removed).

> > pointing junit to a sub-package gets a: 'no tests found with junit 3'
>
>I get this for any layer other than the project.

agreed.

>Another note:  I have a JUnit tab and a GUnit tab, are these different
>things?

i don't have that tab.

thanks


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