Hi Pierce - not sure I understand what you are trying to do - I tend to run all
tests in a package which it cmd-t in calypso, but I sometimes need to run lots
of disjoint tests, so I created a fake test and overrode the suite method eg:
TestCase subclass: #AllExercismTests
instanceVariableNames: ''
classVariableNames: ''
package: ‘ExercismSystemTests'
suite
^ self allExercismTests
inject: TestSuite new
into: [ :suite :test | suite addTest: test
buildSuiteFromSelectors ]
To get the tests I use this helper method - but do whatever you need if its not
package based (thinking to myself, I could modify this to get my tests from the
baseline)
allExercismTestsFor: packagesNameList
"gather all the TestCases in the Execercsim package"
^ packagesNameList
inject: Set new
into: [ :finalResult :pkgName |
(RPackageOrganizer default packageNamed: pkgName)
packages
inject: finalResult
into: [ :result :pkg |
result
addAll: (pkg classes select: [
:c | c isTestCase ]);
yourself ] ]
And then have a fake test so you can click the green orb:
testAll
"Create a suite to eaily run all the tests - this is a stub that gives
a browser button
to easily click on to run all the composite tests"
^true
> On 23 May 2019, at 11:16, Pierce Ng <pie...@samadhiweb.com> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have a testing class that is sub-subclass of TestCase, i.e., the class
> hierarchy looks like this:
>
> TestCase
> ExistingTestingClass
> MyNewTestingClass
>
> How do I get TestRunner to run MyNewTestingClass's tests, as well as
> ExistingTestingClass's tests in the context of MyNewTestingClass?
>
> Pierce
>
