@User uploaded a file: build.gradle.kts and commented: with a recent nightly build from gradle (version

3.3-20161103000027+0000

). the

build.gradle

only has

wrapper

task configuration

@User uploaded a file: build.gradle and commented:

build.gradle

in above example

is

1.1.19

an “EAP” version?

@mkobit yes

@hhariri ok got it! it seems that the

1.1.19

of the

spek-unit-platform-engine

isnt available on Bintray (https://jcenter.bintray.com/org/jetbrains/spek/)

hmm. OK that’s not good. Will look at it

I’m following this http://jetbrains.github.io/spek/docs/latest/#_gradle to setup spek. After writing a test, I tried to run it with

./gradlew junitPlatformTest

but it does not find anything. How do I tell gradle to run the spek tests?

I’m using

kotlin_version = ‘1.0.4’

and

classpath ‘org.junit.platform:junit-platform-gradle-plugin:1.0.0-M2’

@ery: does './gradlew testDebug' works?

@mkobit sorry just had a chance to look at this. It is on Bintray https://dl.bintray.com/jetbrains/spek/. It’s not on jCenter as we only publish releases there (and then syncs to maven)

@ery: check your tests are not in the default package? A jUnit 5 bug means they won't be found.

do we have f-counterpart for

on

, and

it

as in

fon

and

fit

? I thought Spek used to support it , but now it seems like I couldn't find them anymore?

@kittinunf yeah, there are no

f

anymore, but with Spek plugin for IntelliJ you can run branches of test tree from IDE, there is a run button near to

on/it/etc

@vint that task does not exist

@michaelbannister this is where my tests are src ├── main │   └── kotlin │   └── com │   └── elit └── test └── kotlin └── TestSimpleSpek.kt

thats the default package

Thanks to whoever fixed the Spek w/ IntelliJ 2016.3 issue!

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Anyone getting "Empty test suite" when running Spek kotlin + expekt?

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

This is my Spek class

And it is actually executing the "loader.get()..." because I can debug it

@User uploaded a file: Untitled and commented: This is my build.gradle

@jdiaz tried using expekt, working as usual

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

It seems that you can't write `'`inside the

it

If i have it, tests are empty

Wow, that seems really weird

Another thing, does the

Working directory

of default Spek run configuration work for you? My new configurations aren't being populated with that field