Also, there is experimental support for taking a l...

# minutest

[dmcg]

Also, there is experimental support for taking a list of fixtures and flattening it for a context https://github.com/dmcg/minutest/blob/master/core/src/test/kotlin/dev/minutest/examples/experimental/FlatteningExampleTests.kt

[Uberto Barbini]

Hi Duncan, I've tried this today but it doesn't seem to work:
it only run the test witht he first element of the sequence.
I'm using your own example with 1.10.0

[Uberto Barbini]

It's not a big deal if you decided not to continue on this road

[Uberto Barbini]

@dmcg it's very easy to do the loop myself on the fixture

[dmcg]

Hmm, it’s working for me - if you println(this) in before you should see 3 lots of one two three.

[dmcg]

FlatteningTests also passing.

[Uberto Barbini]

This is my current implementation. I liked it a lot

[Uberto Barbini]

and this is my loop

[Uberto Barbini]

context("${app.name}") {
        fixture { app }
        actions
            .forEach { actionValidation ->
                test("${actionValidation.toTestName()}") {
                    actionValidation.execute(app)
                }
            }
    }

[Uberto Barbini]

I would like to get rid of the "minutests()" test name but I was still unable to do it

[dmcg]

I think that’s just the way I’d do it. Unfortunately minutests() is an artefact of JUnit. You could try @natpryce’s runner - you’ll have on-site support!

[Uberto Barbini]

I was playing with the idea to add the @testFactory annotation directly on my test. It's a reasonable compromise in order to beautify the output.

[dmcg]

Yes, you can do that!