G'day! In IntelliJ, in the project left panel, when I right click on a package and select `Run ->...

# kotest

[kopper]

G'day! In IntelliJ, in the project left panel, when I right click on a package and select Run -> All tests (kotest) the Kotest plugin runs all the tests defined in that package ignoring the specific directory I am in (in my case src/test/kotlin whereas we have also integration tests in src/it/kotlin). What is the best way for me to create a test suite consisting of only unit tests excluding integration tests?

[sam]

you should be able to run tests by package level by right clicking on a package name

[kopper]

yes, but it runs all tests from the package ignoring the directory I am in

[sam]

ah I see, because you have com.foo in two source directories

[kopper]

yes

[sam]

you might be able to change the "use classpath of module" to just test, rather than the parent

[sam]

after you've right clicked and gone to run, it will create the run configuration in the top drop down

[kopper]

let me try that

[kopper]

nope we have single module

[sam]

your different source folders are differnt modules through right, in intellij's eyes

[sam]

Like here there is the module, then the .main .test submodules

[kopper]

yes, but we are using Maven

[kopper]

the test config seems to use Maven modules not IntelliJ modules?

[sam]

intellij just parses maven/gradle into its own representation (I think)

[kopper]

actually we have only one IntelliJ module as well hmm

[sam]

where are you running integration tests from? CI ?

[kopper]

yeah, using maven failsafe

[kopper]

using naming pattern actually

[kopper]

*IT

[kopper]

so that was my another idea, use naming pattern in the plugin config instead of the directory

[sam]

I would just tag your integration tests https://kotest.io/tags/

[sam]

You can make it so that when you run locally, some "IT" tag is not run, but on the server they are

[kopper]

that sounds reasonable, let me try that

[kopper]

thanks @sam !

[sam]

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