How to run all Flutter tests at once from Android Studio UI and get a nice overview of all tests passed?
Possibly grouped by test files and groups (like Maven does in IntelliJ).
Setup
This is my test file structure that includes 4 tests
What I have tried
I have tried adding a configuration to run "all test in a directory", that does test all the tests but the output isn't as detailed as I wanted. It is missing individual test reports.
Result
Doesn't show detailed info of what happened in tests and Test Results expand arrow is empty
It was my fault there is a toggle to show passed test.
Related
I am trying to run the unit test cases and calculate code coverage whenever CI build is run .
You can view the build definition in the picture below .
I am getting the error : 'No test sources found matching the given filter ***bin\Release\UTproject.dll'
When I check the logs of task 'Build Solution' I found that there's no trace of unit test cases being built . Though other projects are getting build .
Can anyone please guide me on what change should I make in the repository or the build to make sure that Unit test project gets built along with other projects ?
Perhaps building the unit test project would resolve the above stated issue in running unit tests along the with Ci build . Let me know if there's anything else that I am missing .
Thanks in Advance !
When I check the logs of task 'Build Solution' I found that there's no trace of unit test cases being built .
According to your description, you need to find out the reason why the unit test project are not built.
So, first, we need make sure we have submit the Unit test project in the repo and the Visual Studio build task build the solution .sln file, not only the project .csproj files:
Second, if the Unit test project is built and we still get the same error, then we need to check filter in the option Test files in the Visual Studio Test task.
As the log showing, you set the filter like:
**\*bin\release\xxxxUT.dll
So, you need make sure you have set the configuration=release when you build the solution in Visual Studio build task:
Or you could change the filter to:
**\*UI*.dll
!**\obj\**
And the Search folder should be the folder where the test dll generated, the default value is $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)
Hope this helps.
I might be missing something, but can't find a way to export tests run results from the project's build pipeline execution page in Azure DevOps.
There is a "Download logs" option, of cause, where you technically can find logs from tests execution step as well among other things, but that doesn't seems to be the best/proper way to get that kind of data on a regular basis for regulations/audit/documentation purpose compared to how it is possible to get test results from other build systems right out-of-the-box (TeamCity/Jenkins etc).
So what would be the best approach to get this kind of data out of the system - custom task or else?
There is a simpler way to download the test results in trx format if you do not have Test Plans.
Go to the Tests tab from your build pipeline run.
Select your Test Run from the bottom pane (top level row for your run). A dialog should open on your right with options like Debug, Attachments, etc.
Click on the Attachments tab and you will find your trx file here.
I found that today, it will actually work. Even if you don't have test plans or anything, published tests artifacts will go into Tests Plan -> Runs.
Then you will be able to click on Tests Runs, select the run you want to download, and simply download the attachment.
You can export test plans, test suites, and test cases from Test Plans. Select the details that you want in the report. Then email or print this report for review.
I would like to run a specific test fixture every time I build my Android application in Android Studio.
I've tried writing a custom task, and causing "preDebugBuild" to depend on my custom task. This doesn't work, and says that it fails to find dependencies.
My task body basically looks like this:
task runTests(type: Test){
}
I had hoped that this task would run all the tests in my project, and that I would then be able to put in some additional configuration to specify a single test, but I can't even get this task to run.
My questions are:
Is there something easy that I am missing to get my "runTests" task to actually work.
Is there some other way to run a specific unit test during the build preDebugBuild step of the Gradle build?
Thanks!
In the Run/Debug Configuration (click on "Edit Configuration" in the selector on the left side of the run button) you can select the "+" button on the bottom and select "Run Another Configuration" and a list of your unit tests should show up.
When using the Visual Studio Test task in Release Management, the release always returns:
No test assemblies found matching the pattern
currently Test Assembly is set to: **\*test*.dll;-:**\obj\**
I have tried multiple defaults like $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory), etc.
The documentation I've been able to find is either not current with the existing layout of tasks, (such as the Publish Build Artifacts screen no longer containing the Contents box), is for the on premise Visual Studio 2015, or related specifically to the Build.
I've read and attempted the following:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/Library/vs/alm/Release/getting-started/deploy-to-azure
https://msdn.microsoft.com/Library/vs/alm/Release/author-release-definition/understanding-tasks
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg265783.aspx#Activity_RunTests
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/archive/2015/07/31/dev-test-in-azure-and-deploy-to-production-on-premises.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/archive/2015/05/29/testing-in-continuous-integration-and-continuous-deployment-workflows.aspx
UPDATE:
I added a step to the build to Copy and Publish the test.dlls. They are now located. They all fail, due to missing other code, but they are located.
UPDATE II:
My 3_Run_Tests.log file contains the following clues:
Error calling Initialization method for test class ... To run tests that interact with the desktop, you must set up the test agent to run as an interactive process.
Test Run deployment issue: The assembly or module ... directly or indirectly referenced by the test container ... was not found.
Because of the above, I am going to accept #eddie-msft's answer.
You need to make sure that the complied file of the project which you'd like to test is also been copied and published to the same path with Test Assembly. The test will fail if only Test Assembly is copied.
I assume you are working on a C# project, in the step to copy test assembly, you can set the copy content as this:
**\YourTestProjectName\bin\$(BuildConfiguration)
I have been having a similar issue. Multiple projects in build and the test file would not be found.
No test assemblies found matching the pattern *test*.dll;-:\obj**
Fix: added additional build step "build solution" and "Copy Files to". This build was pointed to VS solution file with automated test. "Copy Files to" was left at default
I have designed Coded UI tests in Visual Studio 2012. I have associated them with manual tests from Test Manager.
How to run only automation tests with priority = 1 from some test suite?
How to run only testcases which were marked failed by bugs in previous test runs?
I want to run tests using command line something like this:
tcm run /create /title:"Nightly Run" /planid:1 /suiteid:5 /configid:13 /settingsname:"<Name of your automated test settings>" /testenvironment:"<Name of a matching environment>" /collection:<CollectionURL> /teamproject:<Team Project name>
Any ideas?
Do you have the Agent and Controller configures for MTM (Microsoft Test Manager)?
If so, well you can do that from MTM. Create a Query-based test suite with the criteria as you described #1 and #2, this will generate a test suite for you. You can then select the tests in that suite, right-click and run the tests. This is what I'm doing today.
If you want to do this using command line options, then maybe look into how you can call that query-based test suite. I never used cmd line so far.