Fix issue that causes some unit tests not to get executed when run from command line #8
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Uuuh... OK, I don't get it. All tests run on IDEA, but not on the command line it seems. But you are right; I viewed the HTML reports and indeed those are missing. I'd have thought that since all operation classes inherited this one, they would "see" the So, basically, this is a bug in IDEA? |
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I guess it's a case of IDEA being a bit too eager to be "helpful" and does stuff that the command line doesn't. But I guess when in doubt, trust the command line. |
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OK, can you just modify the commit so as to write a more complete commit message? In particular, keep the subject and text separate: Thanks! |
joeltucci
changed the title
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Ok, I changed the subject. Let me know if you need anything else. |
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Hmm, I don't see any changes? Forgot to push? |
Added @test annotation to the JsonPatchOperationTest class so that classes that do not have separate test methods(ie ones that just use the text files to test) will get executed whenever the test suite is run.
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Sorry about that, I pushed the fixed comment. |
Fix issue that causes some unit tests not to get executed when run from command line
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Thanks! |
* Update jackson-coreutils dependency.
* Change license file placement/text.
* Make all tests run from the command line.
* Disable propdeps plugin for the moment.
Francis Galiegue (12):
Announce 1.5
Merge pull request #8 from joeltucci/master
Update gradle wrapper
Make all tests run from the command line
gradle file changes
Update jackson-coreutils dependency
Licensing text changes
Update license on all source files
Remove pom.xml
Remove obsolete files
Release note updates
1.6
Joel L. Tucci (1):
Fixed issue causing some tests to skip when run from command line
#787 JsonPath parsing
Currently there are a lot of unit tests that don't get executed because they do not contain any classes of their own. You can see this by looking in the build report directory. The easiest way to remedy this situation is to just add an @test annotation to the parent class, that will make sure all these tests get executed.