If you have any ideas, share please.

@kitttn I don't know if this could influence but try to use the Spek 1.1.2

@jackmiras thanks, will try, didn't know it came out

@jackmiras no, it didn't help

@kitttn what you mean when you say that the tests are not being shown?

I usually run the tests on terminal... Can you send me a print or something?

Thanks @jackmiras, will try

@raniejade Hi Ranie, I’m still having issues with

on

even after our discussion. I decided to just c/p the example(http://spekframework.org/docs/latest/#_basic_structure), and the tests still do not pass.

@User uploaded a file:

@rook commented on @rook’s file : the spinner here is frozen

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@rook could this be related, if you’re using junit4? https://github.com/JetBrains/spek/issues/208#issuecomment-303409489

@kadir Seems like that is precisely the problem I’m having, thank you

Hi guys! I just landed in Spek and I’ve found the

subject-extension

, which is really useful, good work! I’m trying to create a simple specification which tests, lets say, a box, in two different ways (a one-element box, and a multi-element box) but I’m having problems since it seems that

subjects

inside different

given

aren’t supported. This is my code:

const val TEST = "test"
const val ELEMENT_1 = "element_1"
const val ELEMENT_2 = "element_2"
const val ELEMENT_3 = "element_3"
const val ELEMENT_4 = "element_4"

/**
 * @author Alejandro Hernández
 */
object BoxSpekTest : SubjectSpek<Box<String>>({
    given("a one-element box") {
        subject {
            Box(TEST)
        }

        on("retrieving head") {
            it("should return \"$TEST\"") {
                subject.head() shouldBe TEST
            }
        }
    }

    given("a multi-element box") {
        subject {
            Box(ELEMENT_1, ELEMENT_2, ELEMENT_3, ELEMENT_4)
        }

        on("retrieving head") {
            it("should return \"$ELEMENT_1\"") {
                subject.head() shouldBe ELEMENT_1
            }
        }
        
    }
})

First

it

(“should return \“$TEST\“) fails because it uses the second declared

subject

Is this expected behaviour?

@ahdezma yes, it’s the expected behaviour. There should only be one subject per

SubjectSpek

usually declared on the top-most scope.

@raniejade Thank you 🙂 So I understand here I should create one

SubjectSpek

per case. Isn’t it?

@ahdezma yes

Ok, thank you very much 😉

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Hey everyone! I’m having an issue running both my Spek tests and my existing Spring unit tests that are run with

junit4.SpringRunner

. How would I set up my maven

pom.xml

file to use both the Spek test runner and the existing SpringRunner in the same test process? Sorry I’m a bit new to all of this, so thank you all for your patience and help!

In IntelliJ Spek plugin, when I double click the test in results window (the one with green round OK icon) it does nothing. I'd expect it will jump to the code. Is this normal behavior?

In menu, on right mouse click, there is an option "Navigate to the code" and it is grayed out. ;(

@wst yeah it’s a known problem.

Ah, OK then. I'll live with it. Thanks for answer.

Hi, guys. Anyone of you had experience to add code coverage with Spek? I try to setup with Codecov.io but still no luck at all.

Not Spek, but I’ve used this Gradle plugin with Kotlintest successfully https://github.com/palantir/gradle-jacoco-coverage. I’d guess it would work

hello everyone! does anybody have experience pairing up Spek and JUnit’s @ClassRule?

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How can I get gradle to recognize Spek tests and run them when I execute

gradle test