According to the maven-failsafe-plugin's convention. integration tests need to be placed under src/it. This is all fine and dandy, but IntelliJ Idea doesn't:
Treat the code in src/it as test code
Let you run these tests through the UI
I have 2017.1.3 and I have also installed the Maven Test Support Plugin. Doesn't Idea support this kind of separation?
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How to list all classes without tests in IntelliJ IDEA?
if we already can,
jump from a test and its source
create a test for a class?
Gradle task jacoco helps, and it what I am using, but I still want to know if there is something built-in in Intellij IDEA.
You could run your test suite with code coverage:
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/running-test-with-coverage.html
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/viewing-code-coverage-results.html
I'm using IntelliJ 2018.3 CE. I have a java maven project (developed using springboot) in which the JUnit tests have already been written. However, when I try to run the tests, the output is always shown in the default run window, and NOT in the Test Runner Tab. In fact, I cannot make this window pop-up after a running a test.
I have Junit 4.12 in the external libraries of my project (as Maven: junit:junit:4.12). The test folders have been appropriately flagged as test resources.
I presume it has to deal with settings in IntelliJ but even with all the effort in the world, I wasn't able to find what is causing this.
Is someone experiencing the same issue? Or does someone know how to resolve this?
Any help would be very much appreciated.
I want to force developers to run findbugs plugin for their business class before commit them . now want solution to run findbugs plugin from code but I cannot find any solution to access intellij idea plugin from code.
Can any body help me?
It's not possible to run the findbugs IntelliJ IDEA plugin from your main() method, because IntelliJ IDEA plugins can only run in an IntelliJ IDEA instance.
However, findbugs is also available as a standalone tool, which you can very easily run from the command line, as described in the documentation.
I've a small project where the main code is wrote in java but the tests are mostly groovy code. If i use JaCoCo for code coverage (called by Sonar), the code coverage is not done on my java code, as it seems JaCoCo does not use its special classloader when loading the java classes with groovy. Strangely, I remember it worked before (before sonar version 2.12 which embed JaCoCo).
Does anyone know how to fix it ?
My mistake: forgot to add the integration-test maven profile to the sonar configuration in jenkins.
First time I am trying Junit and I am following below link:
http://www.vogella.de/articles/JUnit/article.html
When I run my testClass as Run-As-> Junit Test. It says below thing.
Please help me in figure it out.
Could not launch the JUnit plug-in tests because project 'SalesTax'
is not a plug-in project.
SalesTax: Is the Project Name
I suspect you did create an Eclipse 'jUnit Plugin Test' launch configuration which is designed to run Eclipse plugins jUnit tests (in some kind of mocked eclipse environment).
Try to create a simple 'jUnit' launch configuration instead.
Suggestion - Follow the tutorial. type in the (3-line) example "MyClassTest" from the tutorial. Verify that you can get the tutorial working. Post back with any questions about the tutorial.
Once you get one complete example working, end-to-end (your code, your JUnit test code, and successfully building and executing at least one JUnit test in your IDE), then try to get your "SalesTax" project working.
Q: I presume you're using Eclipse, correct? Eclipse 3.7?
PS:
Here's another good tutorial:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/tutorials/j-junit4/