I wonder if now there's better support for viewing...

# gradle

[dave08]

I wonder if now there's better support for viewing test results from a gradle multi-module project in Intellij?

[dave08]

I keep on having to run those tests module-by-module...

[dave08]

I tried putting this in the root project:

tasks.named<Test>("test") {
    useJUnitPlatform { }
    testLogging {
        showExceptions = true
        showStandardStreams = true
        exceptionFormat = FULL
    }
}

but it seems like it only runs one of my module's tests...

[dave08]

(I put the same thing in my subprojects { } block in the root too.)

[CLOVIS]

If you run a test task in IntelliJ, it will show the test results for all modules in the same window

[dave08]

It doesn't for me... 😢

[dave08]

I'm wondering if I'm missing some configuration or something...

[CLOVIS]

If you want to compare, it works for me on this project, there is run configuration called "Test" that runs all JS and JVM tests for all modules: https://gitlab.com/opensavvy/pedestal

[CLOVIS]

You can clone it, check if it works for you with that project—if it does, you can figure out what you did differently, and if it doesn't I can help you find what's different with my setup

[dave08]

Thanks, I'll take a look!

[dave08]

Where is that Test configuration?

[dave08]

It's not in the root gradle file

[CLOVIS]

Sorry for the delay. It's directly in the IntelliJ run configurations (top-right, the dropdown beside the run button). It should be called "test" or "all tests" or "check", I don't remember

[CLOVIS]

Ah, it's called "All tests"

[dave08]

You defined that somewhere in Gradle?

[CLOVIS]

In IDEA directly: https://gitlab.com/opensavvy/pedestal/-/blob/main/.idea/runConfigurations/All_tests.xml

It runs the allTests Gradle task

[dave08]

Funny, I found it in the run gradle tasks dialog...

[CLOVIS]

When you run it, you should see all test results for all projects in the IDEA window

[dave08]

Even in this dialog, there's something called allTests that I don't know where it's coming from...

[CLOVIS]

It's from Gradle. It's created by the kotlin("multiplatform") plugin. If you use kotlin("jvm") or another variant it's probably just called test . You can run ./gradlew tasks at the root of the project to find its name

[dave08]

That's exactly my problem, when I run that test gradle task on my root project, it only runs part of the tests, not all of them...

[dave08]

The funniest thing is that on the command line ./gradlew test runs them all...

[CLOVIS]

Did you edit the test task in any way?

[dave08]

In the ide, no... I just used the gradle window to run test from...

[dave08]

It created the idea run task for me

[dave08]

Ok thanks! I tried creating that IDEA run cofiguration manually, and it works!

[dave08]

Boy, I had almost given up on multi-modules because of this!