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

Example 26 with ExecutionEventRecorder

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

the class DisabledTests method executeTestsWithDisabledTestClass.

@Test
void executeTestsWithDisabledTestClass() {
    LauncherDiscoveryRequest request = request().selectors(selectClass(DisabledTestClassTestCase.class)).build();
    ExecutionEventRecorder eventRecorder = executeTests(request);
    assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getContainerSkippedCount(), "# container skipped");
    assertEquals(0, eventRecorder.getTestStartedCount(), "# tests started");
}

Example 27 with ExecutionEventRecorder

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

the class DisabledTests method executeTestsWithDisabledTestMethods.

@Test
void executeTestsWithDisabledTestMethods() throws Exception {
    LauncherDiscoveryRequest request = request().selectors(selectClass(DisabledTestMethodsTestCase.class)).build();
    ExecutionEventRecorder eventRecorder = executeTests(request);
    assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestStartedCount(), "# tests started");
    assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestSuccessfulCount(), "# tests succeeded");
    assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestSkippedCount(), "# tests skipped");
    String method = DisabledTestMethodsTestCase.class.getDeclaredMethod("disabledTest").toString();
    String reason = eventRecorder.getSkippedTestEvents().get(0).getPayload(String.class).get();
    assertEquals(method + " is @Disabled", reason);
}

Example 28 with ExecutionEventRecorder

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

the class DynamicNodeGenerationTests method dynamicContainersChildrenMustNotBeNull.

@Test
void dynamicContainersChildrenMustNotBeNull() {
    LauncherDiscoveryRequest request = request().selectors(selectMethod(MyDynamicTestCase.class, "dynamicContainerWithNullChildren")).build();
    ExecutionEventRecorder eventRecorder = executeTests(request);
    assertRecordedExecutionEventsContainsExactly(// 
    eventRecorder.getExecutionEvents(), // 
    event(engine(), started()), // 
    event(container(MyDynamicTestCase.class), started()), // 
    event(container("dynamicContainerWithNullChildren"), started()), // 
    event(dynamicTestRegistered("dynamic-container:#1")), // 
    event(container("dynamic-container:#1"), started()), event(// 
    container("dynamic-container:#1"), // 
    finishedWithFailure(message("individual dynamic node must not be null"))), // 
    event(container("dynamicContainerWithNullChildren"), finishedSuccessfully()), // 
    event(container(MyDynamicTestCase.class), finishedSuccessfully()), event(engine(), finishedSuccessfully()));
}

Example 29 with ExecutionEventRecorder

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

the class DynamicNodeGenerationTests method dynamicContainersAreExecutedFromExceptionThrowingStream.

@Test
void dynamicContainersAreExecutedFromExceptionThrowingStream() {
    LauncherDiscoveryRequest request = request().selectors(selectMethod(MyDynamicTestCase.class, "dynamicContainerWithExceptionThrowingStream")).build();
    ExecutionEventRecorder eventRecorder = executeTests(request);
    assertTrue(MyDynamicTestCase.exceptionThrowingStreamClosed.get(), "stream should be closed");
    assertRecordedExecutionEventsContainsExactly(// 
    eventRecorder.getExecutionEvents(), // 
    event(engine(), started()), // 
    event(container(MyDynamicTestCase.class), started()), // 
    event(container("dynamicContainerWithExceptionThrowingStream"), started()), // 
    event(dynamicTestRegistered("dynamic-container:#1")), // 
    event(container("dynamic-container:#1"), 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("dynamic-container:#1"), finishedWithFailure(isA(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.class))), // 
    event(container("dynamicContainerWithExceptionThrowingStream"), finishedSuccessfully()), // 
    event(container(MyDynamicTestCase.class), finishedSuccessfully()), event(engine(), finishedSuccessfully()));
    assertAll(() -> assertEquals(4, eventRecorder.getContainerStartedCount(), "# container started"), () -> assertEquals(3, eventRecorder.getDynamicTestRegisteredCount(), "# dynamic tests registered"), () -> assertEquals(2, eventRecorder.getTestStartedCount(), "# tests started"), () -> assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestSuccessfulCount(), "# tests succeeded"), () -> assertEquals(1, eventRecorder.getTestFailedCount(), "# tests failed"), () -> assertEquals(4, eventRecorder.getContainerFinishedCount(), "# container finished"));
}

Example 30 with ExecutionEventRecorder

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

the class DynamicNodeGenerationTests method legacyReportingNames.

@Test
void legacyReportingNames() {
    LauncherDiscoveryRequest request = request().selectors(selectMethod(MyDynamicTestCase.class, "nestedDynamicContainers")).build();
    ExecutionEventRecorder eventRecorder = executeTests(request);
    // @formatter:off
    Stream<String> legacyReportingNames = eventRecorder.getExecutionEvents().stream().filter(event -> event.getType() == DYNAMIC_TEST_REGISTERED).map(ExecutionEvent::getTestDescriptor).map(TestDescriptor::getLegacyReportingName);
    // @formatter:off
    assertThat(legacyReportingNames).containsExactly("nestedDynamicContainers()[1]", "nestedDynamicContainers()[1][1]", "nestedDynamicContainers()[1][1][1]", "nestedDynamicContainers()[1][1][2]");
}