On 08.10.21 17:21, Karl-Philipp Richter wrote:
Hi,
thanks that's helpful for running the exact test I'm developing at the
moment, however I regularly want to check the whole module for
unintended changes, so I'm still looking for a way to run more than
one test and less than all.
testing an entire module should work the same way. right click -> test
If I change something in the Javascript editor module I want to make
sure that I don't break something in another class, however I can skip
the tests for C++ locally since it's unlikely that I break something
and there's the CI safeguard which runs them anyway. I think that's a
common development workflow.
right. Test the area you are working on. Once you think its ok, create a
draft PR and the build actions will test everything. Don't abuse the CI,
since the resources are limited. A full run takes over 2h.
CI is a work in progress judging from recent discussions here.
Do you use a mocking framework?
NetBeans predates even junit, so you will probably find various ways how
tests are run. A lot of it will be mocked but probably via custom code,
esp in dusty modules.
I see that a lot of data and references are created with utility
classes which is a good approach for the test cases in integration
style. However, I also see cases where mocks would be advantageous in
terms of clearness and maintainability. There's quite a lot of
catching exceptions and returning early, so verification is also
necessary in unit tests (it's rarely the right approach in testing,
but in these cases it is).
Do you have any measurement, maybe even visualization of coverage?
i don't know, sorry
-Kalle
-michl
Am 08.10.21 um 15:27 schrieb Michael Bien:
once you have build netbeans as described in the readme, you can
simply run individual tests via right click on the junit file after
you opened the module in netbeans.
you can also rebuild individual modules or run your netbeans build
directly from the IDE - you usually don't have to rebuild everything
all the time, or test everything (tests can take *very* long).
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