is it possible to see the `gradle check --scan` re...
# kotest
s
is it possible to see the
gradle check --scan
results of the build somewhere?
s
It should show a link at the end of the build in the logs
s
yeah, it does. I wonder if I can find the result of the github actions of the (release) build somewhere?
s
Isn't it in the github action logs at the end, that's what I mean
s
oh yes, it does
ok, then I have a follow up question - I've tried to use the experimental withData data driven tests
but they don't seem to work (be executed) on my machine. Even with the
RequiresOptIn
compiler flag. I now checked the first 2 kotest tests which use it as well (
EnumValueInDataClassNamingTest
&
DataTestNameTest
), but they don't appear to be executed in the last build (https://github.com/kotest/kotest/actions/runs/1102231112)
they're also not executed on my local machine when I run
gradlew check --scan
s
hmmmm
a lot of the data tests spool up their own version of the engine
s
shouldn't the test name appear somewhere in the test result overview?
s
well the "test data tests" should appear
you might be right tho if they're getting skipped
s
there is a
DataTest
- but it's testing the "deprecated"
forAll
stuff
s
look in the new module
framework-datatest
AFK right now
s
where do I find the test results for this module?
ping
s
I don't understand your question
s
oh, where do I find the tests results which test the experimental
withData
method?
s
do you mean where do you see the test output?
just in intellij or gradle
if you configure junit reports, then you should see that in build/reports
s
yeah I meant from the ci builds
s
you should check you have junit output enabled (it might be enabled by default in gradle)
then it will go into build/reports or build/test-reports
s
ahh, now I got it. I was looking for the test of
DataTestNameTest
in gitlab ci. I was kind of confused, that it's not mentioned immediately in the
--sync
report, but only in the command line output. Thanks