I’m using the java plugin and I’d like to run only a single junit test.
There’s a init-script in the init.d folder and when executing “gradle -Dsingle.test=blabla test”, it runs all the tests. I experience the same behavior when using --init-script instead. If I move everything from the init-script to the build.gradle, then single.test works properly.
Sadly, the workaround suggested here GRADLE-1553 does not work for me.
I’ve raised GRADLE-2348 for this.
just to be sure, in your post you mentioned the console command “gradle -Dsingle.test=blabla…”. But the correct syntax is “gradle -Dtest.single=blablabla…” just a typo?
cheers, René
Ooops yes you’re right, it’s a typo. I’m executing the console commande “-Dtest.single”
Can I somehow edit my initial post?
unfortunately not. We’ve got a long standing issue with the company behind this forum software to get this fixed.
If I move everything from the init-script to the build.gradle, then single.test works properly.
What do you mean by ‘everything’ here? What are you trying to do in the init script?
My goal is not to have a build.gradle in the project folder, and use only init-scripts. However just to be sure, I tested with an empty build.gradle, and test.single still fails.
In the init-script, only dependency, groupId etc… are set, no tasks are defined. Here its content (without irrelevant stuff): import groovy.json.JsonSlurper
addListener(new ApplyPluginListener())
class ApplyPluginListener extends BuildAdapter {
def devRepository = “http://artifacts/content/groups/public/”
public void projectsEvaluated(Gradle gradle) {
gradle.rootProject { apply plugin: ‘java’ }
gradle.rootProject { apply plugin: ‘eclipse’ }
// Computing groupId, version, dependencies, etc…
gradle.rootProject.group = groupId
gradle.rootProject.version = version
for (String dep : depArr){
gradle.rootProject.dependencies.add(“compile”, dep)
}
gradle.rootProject.dependencies.add(“testCompile”, “junit:junit:4.+”)
gradle.rootProject.repositories {
maven { url devRepository }
}
gradle.rootProject.sourceSets {
main {
java { srcDir ‘src/java’ }
resources { srcDir ‘src/java’ }
}
test {
java { srcDir ‘src/test’ }
resources { srcDir ‘src/test’ }
}
}
}
My goal is not to have a build.gradle in the project folder, and use only init-scripts.
why?
Right now we’re using an in-house build tool. Each project has a maven-like XML file descriptor. The goal is to have the init-script to parse this XML file and feed the information to Gradle. This way the migration will be smoother for the developers, who will stick with this XML file.