Good morning I m trying to get minutest up in a micr

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Good morning < dmcg> I m trying to get minutest up in a microservice but I m getting no tests found

dave08 · Answer

```Testing started at 10 53 AM gt Task cleanTest gt Task kaptGenerateStubsKotlin UP TO DATE gt Task kaptKotlin UP TO DATE gt Task compileKotlin UP TO DATE gt Task compileJava NO SOURCE gt Task processResources UP TO DATE gt Task classes UP TO DATE gt Task kaptGenerateStubsTestKotlin gt Task kaptTestKotlin w kapt Incremental annotation processing requested but support is disabled because the following processors are not incremental com squareup moshi kotlin codegen JsonClassCodegenProcessor NON INCREMENTAL javaslang match PatternsProcessor NON INCREMENTAL gt Task compileTestKotlin gt Task compileTestJava NO SOURCE gt Task processTestResources NO SOURCE gt Task testClasses UP TO DATE gt Task test FAILED ~~~ Project Configuration ~~~ gt Parallelism 1 thread gt Test order LexicographicSpecExecutionOrder gt Soft assertations False gt Write spec failure file False gt Fail on ignored tests False gt Extensions io kotlintest extensions SystemPropertyTagExtension io kotlintest extensions RuntimeTagExtension FAILURE Build failed with an exception What went wrong Execution failed for task test gt No tests found for given includes controller SomeManagerControllerTest filter includeTestsMatching Try Run with stacktrace option to get the stack trace Run with info or debug option to get more log output Run with scan to get full insights Get more help at <https help gradle org> BUILD FAILED in 4s 9 actionable tasks 5 executed 4 up to date```

dave08 · Answer

With JUnit5

dmcg · Answer

You re extending JUnit5Minutests Try putting a plain old Test fun in the same class and see if that is run

dave08 · Answer

Yes I extended that and even old ` Test` doesn

dave08 · Answer

doesn t work

dave08 · Answer

I had kotlintest there too so maybe it s causing problems

dmcg · Answer

Then I d say you have a bigger problem than minutest Is all the junit engine stuff in place in your Gradle build

dave08 · Answer

``` testImplementation io kotlintest kotlintest runner junit5 3 4 1 testImplementation io kotlintest kotlintest runner junit5 3 4 1 testImplementation org junit jupiter junit jupiter api 5 3 2 testImplementation dev minutest minutest 1 11 0 testImplementation io strikt strikt core 0 24 0 testImplementation io mockk mockk 1 9 3 testRuntimeOnly org junit jupiter junit jupiter engine 5 3 2 testRuntimeOnly org junit platform junit platform launcher 1 3 2 ```

dave08 · Answer

```val test by tasks getting Test class useJUnitPlatform ```

dave08 · Answer

In kotlin dsl

dmcg · Answer

I know that Kotlintest has some issue can you try without it

dave08 · Answer

still not working anguished

dave08 · Answer

I don t really know what this means `No tests found for given includes controller SomeManagerControllerTest filter includeTestsMatching `

dave08 · Answer

Do I need some extra configs

dave08 · Answer

It seems like Intellij has junit jupiter api engine 5 6 0 platform commons engine launcher 1 6 0 in its dependency list newer than what you have on the site could that be the problem

dave08 · Answer

oops wrong import for ` Test`

dave08 · Answer

Looks like kotlintest was the problem but it s still funny that intellij shows `minutests 1 1 ` as the `test` name

dave08 · Answer

Is there a bug in gradle 6 2 2 for getting test names < dmcg>

dmcg · Answer

Between JUnit and Gradle yes If you run tests in IntelliJ with the IntelliJ runner not the Gradle runner they show up ok

dmcg · Answer

for me

dave08 · Answer

Ok thanks I ll give it a try

dave08 · Answer

It works nicely smiley But is there any way to get rid of the extra minutests nesting

dmcg · Answer

There is the Minutest engine

dmcg · Answer

< natpryce> wrote an engine that uses the JUnit 5 test discovery but not runner Maybe he can explain how to use it

natpryce · Answer

The MinutestEngine plugs into the JUnit runner giving you nested tests and suites

natpryce · Answer

The TestEngine API is the official way to extend JUnit 5 for different test frameworks

dave08 · Answer

So how is it used with Minutest

natpryce · Answer

You need to tell one of the layers of JUnit 5 to use the Minutest engine You can configure it in Gradle Also in the IntelliJ test runner config dialog

natpryce · Answer

In gradle you add the config

natpryce · Answer

```useJunitPlatform includeEngines junit jupiter junit vintage minutest ```

natpryce · Answer

to your junit config block

natpryce · Answer

However it s experimental so be warned it may not do everything you need It could do with someone to look after it hint hint D

dave08 · Answer

Right now I have that config without includeEngines inside it still runs the tests but includes ```TestClass | minutest | Context | Test``` minutest looks a bit funny there and wastes one indenting

natpryce · Answer

That looks like the JUnit5 support The minutest engine expects tests to be written as top level functions

dave08 · Answer

You mean just ```fun someClassTest = rootContext ``` at the top level

dave08 · Answer

with no class around it

natpryce · Answer

Yes

natpryce · Answer

It had to be annotated I recall

natpryce · Answer

Let me take a look on GitHub to remind myself

natpryce · Answer

No no annotations needed

natpryce · Answer

natpryce · Answer

The test engine picks up top level function that return a root context

dave08 · Answer

Nice smiley So what kind of quirks could there be here

natpryce · Answer

Not sure I ve not worked on Minutest for quite a long time and Duncan has focused on the JUnit5 Jupiter integration rather than the test engine

natpryce · Answer

It might be that you need to annotate functions to get IntelliJ to recognise them as tests in the code editor

dave08 · Answer

Ok thanks

dmcg · Answer

Yes getting IntelliJ to recognise them as runnable was the block I stumbled over last night

natpryce · Answer

If you run all the tests then you can run individual tests from the tree of tests in the IntelliJ test runner which is an improvement on when running Minutest from JUnit 5 or JUnit 4

dmcg · Answer

I think that I did get that working for JUnit5

dmcg · Answer

Sorry wink

natpryce · Answer

Even for tests within subcontexts

dmcg · Answer

I think so away from non bank computer ATM

natpryce · Answer

I recall that annotating top level functions with ` Testable` made IntelliJ treat them as runnable test methods

natpryce · Answer

And I assume any annotation that is itself meta annotated with ` Testable` would work

dmcg · Answer

Oooh let me have a look at that in my copious free time