Quarkus should be able to run tests in different folders than the "preset" ones

[oscarfh]

Description
This issue comes from: here
I want to separate my unit tests from my integration tests for multiple reasons. To do that, I can add a set sourceSet (in gradle) or similar in maven, but when running the tests, I get this message:

Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: The test class class YourTest is not located in any of the directories [classes/scala/native-test, classes/java/test, classes/scala/test, classes/java/native-test, /test-classes, bin/test, classes/kotlin/test, classes/kotlin/native-test]

It should be possible to run tests outside these folder.

Implementation ideas
I don't have any. But if you provide me some guidance, I would love to create the PR for that.

[oscarfh]

I was thinking about replacing the logic in io.quarkus.test.common.PathTestHelper#isTestClass with a logic that looks for QuarkusTest annotation or similar.
If I cannot replace it, maybe adding it as an OR conditional? Either it is in the given folder or it is annotated with QuarkusTest? Let me know what you think, I would love to contribute that.

[debae]

Looks like this is a duplicate of #8737

[oscarfh]

@debae Hi, no, because I run it using gradle, not Intellij.
#8737 is a known problem when running the test using intellij. While my ticket is about accepting that tests might be in other paths than the ones hardcoded in io.quarkus.test.common.PathTestHelper

[ebramirez]

I get the same error and I'm not using IntelliJ, so it looks like the same problem.

[oscarfh]

This line explicitly fails if the class is not in the hardcoded folders.

[aloubyansky]

Should be fixed with #10459

[augustobmoura]

I don't think it's fixed, the code is still checking for the "correct" directory, why I can't put my tests in a arbitrary dir is beyond me

The check at

quarkus/test-framework/common/src/main/java/io/quarkus/test/common/PathTestHelper.java

Line 77 in c5da033

if (!isInTestDir(resource)) {

doesn't make any sense

I want to be able to just put my tests in any directory that I want, be it integrationTests or integrationTestsForModuleFooThatShouldPass110PercentAtMay

[Alexander-Krause-Glau]

This is closed, but there is still no solution to that right? I know there is the @QuarkusIntegrationTest annotation, but I don't want to integration test only via network. I have custom integration tests that use the @QuarkusTest annotation and Testcontainer and require Injection.

Also pinging @augustobmoura , maybe you have a custom solution to this by now?

[aloubyansky]

@Alexander-Krause-Glau could you describe your issue in more detail? Is it a Gradle project? Do you have a little reproducer or instructions to create one? Thanks.

[Alexander-Krause-Glau]

Thanks for the reply. I think we are talking about narrow integration tests. Have a look at https://github.com/ExplorViz/landscape-service/blob/master/src/integrationTest/java/net/explorviz/landscape/peristence/cassandra/ReactiveSpanStructureRepositoryTest.java

This is a Gradle Project and in Eclipse when I run this test as JUnit test I get

java.lang.RuntimeException: The test class net.explorviz.landscape.peristence.cassandra.ReactiveSpanStructureRepositoryTest is not located in any of the directories classes/scala/native-integration-test, classes/scala/test, classes/scala/native-integrationTest, /test-classes, out/test, classes/kotlin/test, classes/java/native-integrationTest, classes/kotlin/native-integrationTest, classes/scala/integrationTest, classes/java/integration-test, classes/java/integrationTest, classes/kotlin/native-integration-test, classes/scala/native-test, quarkus-app-classes-test, classes/kotlin/integration-test, classes/java/test, classes/java/native-test, bin/test, classes/java/native-integration-test, classes/kotlin/integrationTest, classes/kotlin/native-test, classes/scala/integration-test

Depite currently failing tests, you can still use the custom Gradle Task integrationTest to execute them.

[aloubyansky]

@Alexander-Krause-Glau could you enable debug and see if you get a line starting with test dir mapping - logged?

[Alexander-Krause-Glau]

@Alexander-Krause-Glau could you enable debug and see if you get a line starting with test dir mapping - logged?

Here is the output from the Gradle Task. The Eclipse -> Right Click -> Run as JUnit Test approach (obviously) shows the same behavior as mentioned above:

> Task :integrationTest
test dir mapping - build/classes/java/integrationTest:build/classes/java/main

Btw. I get the same log output if I use quarkus.log.level=INFO or even quarkus.log.level=ERROR.

[aloubyansky]

Thanks. Yes, I see it changed to debug only in 2.15.0.CR1.

[aloubyansky]

@glefloch could you please check @Alexander-Krause-Glau's project? I can't seem to get Eclipse to properly import it.

[Alexander-Krause-Glau]

@aloubyansky Import as Gradle Project in Eclipse, not as Eclipse Project. Dunno if you already did.

[aloubyansky]

Yes, that's what I did. Are you on zulip @Alexander-Krause-Glau?

[aloubyansky]

@Alexander-Krause-Glau #29808 should fix it for you.