looking at this article (https://android.jlelse.eu/keddit-part-9-unit-test-with-kotlin-mockito-spek-76709812e3b6), the run order for spek should be

given

scope,

on

scope,

beforeEachTest

and then

it

, but in the latest spek I'm seeing

given

,

beforeEachTest

,

on

,

it

.

did that order change recently?

I'm trying to do something like this.

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note that I'm mocking different things for each on, but I want to re-run the subject call for the different mocks...

@snowe Maybe try

by memoize { }

to make your mocks?

Im sure in one of its forms, it resets the mocks before each

on

...

SpeK is awesome! I am doing Advent-of-Code with spek this year, and it is so much more convenient to write speks than test!

Hey all, sorry if there is not much update for 2.x and spek in general. Just moved to Sydney and it has been a roller coaster in the past few months. It's starting to settle down now, so hopefully I can pick up development in the next few weeks. Big chunks of 2.x is waiting on me, apologies for the lack of movement.

Are there already Fixtures out there to do something similar as TemporaryFolder does in Junit 4.x?

I wanted to try out Spek, I wrote a simple test in a demo app which previously used junit. From what I understood from the docs, preferred method of running Spek tests is via junit-platform, so that's what I used. Everything works, but when I run from IntelliJ it says "test events not received". Whose fault is that: spek, junit platform or intellij?

In case someone else requires a TempFolder in his tests: https://github.com/robstoll/tutteli-spek-extensions

Anyone know if it is possible to get the value of name used in describe() or it() programmatically?

Save name to variable, pass to describe/it and use it inside your block

When the spek 2.x would come? I want to integrate it in project, but afraid of breaking changes and follow the words of @artem_zin at kotlinconf17 that we (new adopters) need no hurry and should wait for 2.x

I've got no release date yet, I just recently got the time working on

2.x

. 😞

@themishkun I'm very sorry about delay, it's entirely my fault 😞 Got some personal problems and too many projects at work, we're getting there though, integration of Spek is one of my projects at work, hopefully I'll be able to allocate some of work time for it

hi i'm new to tests and i am trying to setup a CI (gitlab-ci), i'm using spek for my tests and when i run ./gradlew test, it does not run the Spek's tests, is there any specific command line or gradle configs to run thoses test ? thanks

could you share your build.gradle file?

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I've seen the Spek talk in Kotlinconf. I felt the pain of non unique names in 1.x, and not being able to write symbols in these strings too xD

I'm looking forward 2.x!

what does it mean “work well with Spek”? Mocking and test running are not really related things

how can we run spek tests without spek plugin in intelliJ

i mean how can we run form console

via gradle for instance

gradle test ?

you can use the following plugin, it sets up junit, jacoco + spek: https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/ch.tutteli.spek

the junitPlatform task is then bound to the check task so you can just use gradlew build