Examples with ExecutionEventRecorder org.junit.platform.engine.test.event.ExecutionEventRecorder used on opensource projects

Example 76 with ExecutionEventRecorder

use of org.junit.platform.engine.test.event.ExecutionEventRecorder in project junit5 by junit-team.

the class TestTemplateInvocationTests method templateWithSingleRegisteredExtensionIsInvoked.

@Test
void templateWithSingleRegisteredExtensionIsInvoked() {
    LauncherDiscoveryRequest request = request().selectors(selectMethod(MyTestTemplateTestCase.class, "templateWithSingleRegisteredExtension")).build();
    ExecutionEventRecorder eventRecorder = executeTests(request);
    assertRecordedExecutionEventsContainsExactly(// 
    eventRecorder.getExecutionEvents(), wrappedInContainerEvents(// 
    MyTestTemplateTestCase.class, // 
    event(container("templateWithSingleRegisteredExtension"), started()), // 
    event(dynamicTestRegistered("test-template-invocation:#1")), // 
    event(test("test-template-invocation:#1"), started()), event(test("test-template-invocation:#1"), // 
    finishedWithFailure(message("invocation is expected to fail"))), event(container("templateWithSingleRegisteredExtension"), finishedSuccessfully())));
}

Example 77 with ExecutionEventRecorder

use of org.junit.platform.engine.test.event.ExecutionEventRecorder in project junit5 by junit-team.

the class DynamicNodeGenerationTests method allDynamicTestInNestedDynamicContainerAreExecutedWhenContainerIsDiscoveredByUniqueId.

@Test
void allDynamicTestInNestedDynamicContainerAreExecutedWhenContainerIsDiscoveredByUniqueId() {
    UniqueId uniqueId = // 
    discoverUniqueId(MyDynamicTestCase.class, "twoNestedContainersWithTwoTestsEach").append(DYNAMIC_CONTAINER_SEGMENT_TYPE, // 
    "#2").append(DYNAMIC_CONTAINER_SEGMENT_TYPE, "#1");
    ExecutionEventRecorder eventRecorder = executeTests(selectUniqueId(uniqueId));
    assertRecordedExecutionEventsContainsExactly(// 
    eventRecorder.getExecutionEvents(), // 
    event(engine(), started()), // 
    event(container(MyDynamicTestCase.class), started()), // 
    event(container("twoNestedContainersWithTwoTestsEach"), started()), // 
    event(dynamicTestRegistered(displayName("b"))), // 
    event(container(displayName("b")), started()), // 
    event(dynamicTestRegistered(displayName("b1"))), // 
    event(container(displayName("b1")), started()), // 
    event(dynamicTestRegistered("dynamic-test:#1")), // 
    event(test("dynamic-test:#1", "succeedingTest"), started()), // 
    event(test("dynamic-test:#1", "succeedingTest"), finishedSuccessfully()), // 
    event(dynamicTestRegistered("dynamic-test:#2")), // 
    event(test("dynamic-test:#2", "failingTest"), started()), // 
    event(test("dynamic-test:#2", "failingTest"), finishedWithFailure(message("failing"))), // 
    event(container(displayName("b1")), finishedSuccessfully()), // 
    event(container(displayName("b")), finishedSuccessfully()), // 
    event(container("twoNestedContainersWithTwoTestsEach"), finishedSuccessfully()), // 
    event(container(MyDynamicTestCase.class), finishedSuccessfully()), event(engine(), finishedSuccessfully()));
}

Example 78 with ExecutionEventRecorder

use of org.junit.platform.engine.test.event.ExecutionEventRecorder in project junit5 by junit-team.

the class DynamicNodeGenerationTests method dynamicTestsAreExecutedFromIterable.

@Test
void dynamicTestsAreExecutedFromIterable() {
    LauncherDiscoveryRequest request = request().selectors(selectMethod(MyDynamicTestCase.class, "dynamicIterable")).build();
    ExecutionEventRecorder eventRecorder = executeTests(request);
    // @TestFactory methods are counted as both container and test
    assertAll(() -> assertEquals(3, eventRecorder.getContainerStartedCount(), "# container started"), () -> assertEquals(2, eventRecorder.getDynamicTestRegisteredCount(), "# dynamic registered"), () -> assertEquals(2, eventRecorder.getTestStartedCount(), "# tests started"), () -> assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestSuccessfulCount(), "# tests succeeded"), () -> assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestFailedCount(), "# tests failed"), () -> assertEquals(3, eventRecorder.getContainerFinishedCount(), "# container finished"));
}

Example 79 with ExecutionEventRecorder

use of org.junit.platform.engine.test.event.ExecutionEventRecorder in project junit5 by junit-team.

the class DynamicNodeGenerationTests method dynamicTestsAreExecutedFromIterator.

@Test
void dynamicTestsAreExecutedFromIterator() {
    LauncherDiscoveryRequest request = request().selectors(selectMethod(MyDynamicTestCase.class, "dynamicIterator")).build();
    ExecutionEventRecorder eventRecorder = executeTests(request);
    assertAll(() -> assertEquals(3, eventRecorder.getContainerStartedCount(), "# container started"), () -> assertEquals(2, eventRecorder.getDynamicTestRegisteredCount(), "# dynamic registered"), () -> assertEquals(2, eventRecorder.getTestStartedCount(), "# tests started"), () -> assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestSuccessfulCount(), "# tests succeeded"), () -> assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestFailedCount(), "# tests failed"), () -> assertEquals(3, eventRecorder.getContainerFinishedCount(), "# container finished"));
}

Example 80 with ExecutionEventRecorder

use of org.junit.platform.engine.test.event.ExecutionEventRecorder in project junit5 by junit-team.

the class DynamicNodeGenerationTests method dynamicTestsAreExecutedFromCollection.

@Test
void dynamicTestsAreExecutedFromCollection() {
    LauncherDiscoveryRequest request = request().selectors(selectMethod(MyDynamicTestCase.class, "dynamicCollection")).build();
    ExecutionEventRecorder eventRecorder = executeTests(request);
    assertAll(() -> assertEquals(3, eventRecorder.getContainerStartedCount(), "# container started"), () -> assertEquals(2, eventRecorder.getDynamicTestRegisteredCount(), "# dynamic registered"), () -> assertEquals(2, eventRecorder.getTestStartedCount(), "# tests started"), () -> assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestSuccessfulCount(), "# tests succeeded"), () -> assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestFailedCount(), "# tests failed"), () -> assertEquals(3, eventRecorder.getContainerFinishedCount(), "# container finished"));
}