Hi everyone,
I am very new to development so please excuse my awkward question.
I was tasked with setting up the build.gradle to create a fatjar file which can be ran via. command line to execute the tests.
I think I accomplished the first part of this. I setup the build.gradle file so it will create a fatjar file when ./gradlew fatJar is ran.
Now second part is how to use command line to run tests with the jar file and not meaning ./gradlew test. ./gradlew test works.
The tests are cucumber feature files but it uses a RunFeatureTests.java file which if select the RunFeatureTests.java and run it as a junit test then it will run the feature files which has a specified annotation listed in the @CucumberOptions, tags = {} . In this case my tags is @Auth.
Can running this test be done via. command line using the jar file?
Can someone provide me with a source , or the correct section(s) of the gradle docs which can help me? I’ve been hunting for this information and I’m just lost.
Hi , The Tests should /need to be in the FatJar. I need to test to verify this . The FatJar was part of the story requirement as well as being able to run the tests using the fatJar.
I found information on creating the fatJar and here is what I have in my build.gradle. task fatJar(type: Jar) {
manifest {
attributes ‘Implementation-Version’: version,
‘Name’: “${baseName}”,
‘Main-Class’: ‘com.earlywarning.ck.TestMainClass’
}
from { configurations.testCompile.collect { it.isDirectory() ? it : zipTree(it) } }
from sourceSets.test.output
with jar
}