Nevermind -- found it!

Can anyone verify that the console runner is working in the current release? I'm having trouble getting it to run.

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Hey @lkogler I am having trouble too. Did you get it working?

@hhariri: I can’t say “currently”, but it is something that I would really, really like to be able to do

@malcolm.newsome I did get it working eventually, there were several issues: 1. The mainClassName in build.gradle for spek-dist package was wrong 2. The usage instructions on the CLI were confusing/out of date

You can find a working version in my fork

Can you post the steps you took @lkogler ?

oh cool

I'm on my phone/away from my laptop now, but can post later :)

@malcolm.newsome: Steps to use the console runner:

1. Build by running

./gradlew installApp

2. The executable script will be found at

spek-dist/build/install/spek/bin/spek

3. To invoke the console runner, as far as I can tell both the “path” and the “package” arguments are mandatory. The “path” should only be the part of the path up until it matches the package path. Here’s an example, which works in my fork:

spek-dist/build/install/spek/bin/spek spek-samples/build/classes/main org.jetbrains.spek.samples

A prerequisite for this is that you have to edit line 9 of the

build.gradle

file in

spek-dist

to match the actual class name for the console runner, in my case that’s

mainClassName = ‘org.jetbrains.spek.console.ConsoleRunnerKt'

Hope that helps!

thanks @lkogler!

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<!channel> We’ve created a 1.0 branch with some substantial changes, much of which were done by @lkogler. This branch will be the work towards the first release of Spek (about time given Kotlin is now 1.0!). IF you have time please have a play with it. It introduces a new syntax with nested describes, but keeps the old given, on it syntax too. In addition, should now fixing resetting of context as well as correct execution order for before/after (setups). Want to thanks @lkogler for all her contributions and feel free to add anything I’ve missed Laura.

@hhariri: Just tell me what I put in my build.gradle and I’m in

@Ian: going to work on that part now simple smile.

@Ian: update artifact to 1.0.0 and you should have the new changes.

@Ian: compile(group: 'org.jetbrains.spek', name: 'spek', version: '1.0.0', ext: 'pom')

Thanks!

@hhariri: is there any further description of the changes we should look out for and try?

@cbeams: there’s a new readme https://github.com/JetBrains/spek/tree/1.0 and also some test samples https://github.com/JetBrains/spek/tree/1.0/spek-samples/src/main/kotlin/org/jetbrains/spek/samples. In addition there’s the PR https://github.com/JetBrains/spek/pull/69. I’m working on updating the site/docs and describing all the changes.

thanks, will take a look

Anyone here using givenData? Or wanting any data based testing or row testing ?

@hhariri: I’m just looping over data and using string interpolation on the argument to

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