Couldn't run test clicking in the greens arrows alongside of the class

[AdrianAgr]

This morning I found an update from Spek (to v2.0.0-rc.1.180+b8533a4-IJ2018.3), and after did it I couldn't run any test individually (clicking in the green arrows alongside the class). The only way that I have found to run the test is running all the test classes that I have in the folder at the same time (right-click on the folder -->Run Test in whatever).

I'm working with Windows and IntelliJ IDEA 2018.3.3 (Ultimate Edition, Build #IU-183.5153.38)
This bug was easy to reproduce as well.

Please, find the images below for more details:

This is the trace:

[raniejade]

By any chance do you have the class in the default package?

[raniejade]

Also, can you share a reproducer? The kotlin plugin version you are using may help as well.

[AdrianAgr]

No, I don't have this class in the default package (I created another package specifically for test). And regarding the reproducer (if I understood correctly), you have to write a regular Spek test.

The Kotlin plugin version is: v1.3.11-release-IJ2018.3-1

[AdrianAgr]

I solved the issue, somehow the package line was removed and I didn't notice it,

[jcornaz]

But, Spek should be able to run specification in the default package, right?

[raniejade]

@jcornaz It should - I definitely fixed this before, going to look at it again.

[raniejade]

Tried replicating but with no luck. Also tests under the default package are working, so no problem there.

EDIT: I was wrong the issue is with tests in the default package but it only happens if you are using JDK 1.8. Java 9 and above Class#getPackage() never returns null anymore https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8193889.

[NikkyAI]

i get this issue with all my tests being in packages though.. i had some files that were just empty / commented out but even deleting those did not fix it,
i am not sure what is in the default package but it should not be any of the tests

[raniejade]

@NikkyAI can you double check your tests? Maybe missing the package line? The only time I can consistently replicate this via the IDE and gradle is when I'm using Java 8 and have a test in the default package.

[raniejade]

@NikkyAI once the dev builds are out can you try it out and see if it fixes your issue?