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feat: add excludeTags flag #231

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What this PR changes/adds

This PR adds a flag excludeTags to exclude certain test tags, analogous to the includeTags flag. That way
we can execute ./gradlew test -DrunAllTests -DexcludeTags="foo,bar", effectively blacklisting certain tags.

Why it does that

Sometimes its easier to blacklist certain tags, than whitelist all the others.

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@paullatzelsperger paullatzelsperger added the enhancement New feature or request label Mar 29, 2024
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@paullatzelsperger paullatzelsperger force-pushed the feat/add_excludeTags_flag branch from 9962cc4 to c79d9d1 Compare March 29, 2024 10:03
if (includedTags.length > 0) {
testTask.useJUnitPlatform(platform -> platform.includeTags(includedTags));
//... and possibly black-list excluded tags
if (excludedTags.length > 0) {
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what is the case where someone wants to include and exclude tags in the same execution?
I see two cases:

  • default (no tags included) -> possibility to include
  • runAllTests (all tags included) -> possibility to exclude

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this could happen on "derived" tags, e.g. someone includes ComponentTest but wants to exclude AVerySpecialComponentTest

@paullatzelsperger paullatzelsperger merged commit f4c194c into main Mar 29, 2024
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@paullatzelsperger paullatzelsperger deleted the feat/add_excludeTags_flag branch March 29, 2024 11:08
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