@dmitriy.m it seems to work fine for me

Works same as before but

JUnitPlatform::class

instead of

JUnitSpekRunner::class

@adambl4 pinned a message to this channel.

@adambl4 have you put some additional info to run individual test? like in previous version prefix

f..

?

nope, have not tested this yet

Sorry for the lazy question, but can I use 1.0 for Android jvm tests right now?

yes, but the plugin a little bit buggy

Thanks

should works perfectly running tests through console

@kirillrakhman P.S. the plugin works only on AS 2.1.3

Well, that's a shame

@kirillrakhman which version are you on?

2.2, it's RC as of today

Just verified that the junit idea plugin takes over when you have

@RunWith(...)

annotation in your spek.

Going to remove the gutter icons (green arrow) if

@RunWith(JUnitPlatform::class)

is present, to avoid confusion. I don't think there's an easy way to fix it 😞

would it be version for Junit 4 or there is another good way to use Spek for AS 2.2+ ?

I haven't look at the issues with AS 2.2

Maybe I don’t fully understand the issues mentioned above ^^, but I’m running AS 2.2 RC and was able to run a Spek spec. I right clicked the /test folder which contains normal java+junit tests a one kotlin+spek test and it was able to pick it up just fine. However the plugin is what shows the green arrows correct? If so that doesn’t work.

@john.shelley does your test classes have the

@RunWith(...)

annotation?

I've also tested it on AS

2.2 RC

and it works without

@RunWith(...)

annotation. Seems the main reason was not included

'org.jetbrains.spek:spek-junit-platform-engine:1.0.89'

or maybe there was some bugs in

2.2-beta3

. My apologies for misleading

I have the run with annotation. And these dependencies https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/spek/p1472826925000264

Did not add junit class path, plugin, or gradle method like docs say

It works with

.gradlew test

too which I mainly care about

@john.shelley If

@RunWith(…)

is present the plugin won’t work, the junit plugin takes over.

@raniejade ah so plugin is only available for junit5 correct? if so it might be worth updating the spek docs

@john.shelley yep, that’s the plan.

How would you go about adding a junit rule to a spec? My SUT contains RxJava logic and in order to mock the scheduler I need to use a rule such as the following: https://github.com/ribot/android-boilerplate/blob/master/app/src/test/java/uk/co/ribot/androidboilerplate/util/RxSchedulersOverrideRule.java however when I go and try to add it it says it can’t be added to a local variable. due to this question https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxAndroid/issues/238 edit: still a valid question but I got around it by injecting my schedulers into my class and in my spec injecting a scheduler that always returns immediate

instead of using a junit rule you could add a step that will set the schedulers.