does

CachingMode.SCOPE

mean nested groups would use the same instance?

@robfletcher yes

btw, I know the problem and have a fix for the itBehavesLike.

will probably do a release sometime next week

awesome

@robfletcher https://github.com/JetBrains/spek/pull/205

Hi guys, how are you doing? Last week I asked for help about a exceptions that I was getting with Spek 1.1.0 with Junit-1.0.0-M4 plugin. In that ocasion I was told to updated Spek to the 1.1.1 version and right after Spek be updated things start to working fine, but now I've started to receive the same

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.AbstractMethodError: Method org/jetbrains/spek/engine/Scope$Group.isTest()Z is abstract

exception.

There is a cause for that? Or I'm just a luck guy that catches weird behavior on stuff?

@jackmiras if you’re getting the error in 1.1.1 when running the test in Intellij, try adding this to the test classpath:

testRuntime "org.junit.platform:junit-platform-launcher:1.0.0-M4

https://github.com/JetBrains/spek/issues/195#issuecomment-300645464

I’m trying to test an object that has some Rx stuff during its

onBind

disposables.add(dao.subscribeToVehicle(Consumer { updateView() }))

In writing tests around this object, I’m mocking

dao

using Mockito, which then requires me to stub the

subscribeToVehicle(consumer: Consumer<Boolean>)

so that it doesn’t return

null

. However, when I stub the method call

Mockito.`when`(dao.subscribeToVehicle(any())).thenReturn(mock(Disposable::class.java))

Since

any()

returns

null

, it fails at runtime with

java.lang.IllegalStateException: any() must not be null

. Am I doing something wrong? It feels like this isn’t a problem with Spek or Kotlin, but I’ve scoured all the solutions related to this in Java and tangentially related in Kotlin, but nothing seems to fix my problem. This link looked like it was a solution to my problem, but the solution isn’t working and the only difference is that I’m using Spek: http://stackoverflow.com/a/30308199/981242 Any help would be greatly appreciated.

have you looked at the Kotlin Mockito library?

I’ve seen it mentioned a few times, I’ll investigate it a bit further

it pretty much exists to solve that problem

ok, great, thank you very much!

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Is there a known issue where Android studio doesn’t properly show nested group results properly? The loading bar is not animating and the test console reads

Process finished with exit code 0

. My actual test is nested inside that

on user clicked ...

group.

@rook can you paste your spec here?

Hi everyone, I'm facing a weird situation... My unit tests are working ok at IntelliJ IDEA but when my CI try to run

gradle junitPlatformTest

command I'm getting some errors. There is a possibility of this is happening because on terminal the code being tested doesn't run throught Spek plugin that I have installed at IntelliJ IDEA? I'm completely misunderstanting the situation?

If anyone know a way or has a suggestion of how make the CI work properly please help me I already have spent a lot hours trying to make this work and I'm running out of ideas 😅

@jackmiras can you share what error message you get exactly?

This is the error:

Failures (1):
  Spek:user.UserPresenterTest:given the user presenter:given a get action when data exists in database:it should have a not empty array of users
    => org.mockito.exceptions.misusing.UnfinishedVerificationException:
Missing method call for verify(mock) here:
-> at com.nhaarman.mockito_kotlin.MockitoKt.verify(Mockito.kt:249)

Example of correct verification:
    verify(mock).doSomething()

Also, this error might show up because you verify either of: final/private/equals()/hashCode() methods.
Those methods *cannot* be stubbed/verified.
Mocking methods declared on non-public parent classes is not supported.

@jackmiras can you share the spec that’s fails?

Here it is @jk

object UserPresenterTest : Spek({

    given("the user presenter") {

        val request: Request by injector.lazy.instance()
        val response: Response by injector.lazy.instance()
        val userPresenter: UserPresenter by injector.lazy.instance()
        val userFactory: UserFactory by injector.lazy.instance()

        given("a get action when data exists in database") {

            var users = mutableListOf<User>()

            beforeGroup { users = userFactory.create(3) }

            afterGroup { userFactory.clear() }

            it("should have a not empty array of users") {
                userPresenter.get(request, response)
                userPresenter.users.isNotEmpty().shouldBeTrue()
            }

            it("should return a array of users with status 200") {
                val answer = userPresenter.get(request, response)
                answer shouldEqual Answer(users, 200)
            }

        }
    }
})

it’s weird that it’s giving you a mockito

verify()

error where it appears that there are no mocks - do you have an idea of which line the error message is referring to?

The

request

and

response

objects are mocks but they are being injected by KODEIN.

could it be a problem with running the suite of tests together? do you use

verify

with the request/response mocks elsewhere in the tests?

Not in this particular file... There is

verify

calls in another files that test other classes but not in this particular

UserPresenterTest

file

do request and response need to be mocks in this test? could you try replacing them with the actual objects to confirm whether it’s problem with the mocking?