Maven

trying to split my tests in a Maven build into Unit & Integration tests, I am using the failsafe plugin to run the Integration Tests and attempting to use the build-helper-maven-plugin to add the Integration Tests from the src/it/java directory,

Integration Testing With Maven

Creating Maven Profiles For Unit and Integration Tests

Code Cop: Maven Integration Tests in Extra Source Folder

Now src/it/java is added as test source as well, as seen during Maven execution, After the compile phase Maven logs, [INFO] [build-helper:add–test-source {execution: add–integration–test-source-as-test-sources}] [INFO] Test Source directory: ,\src\it\java added, There is still only one test source for Maven but at least we have two folders in

Integration Testing with Maven

Overview

Integration Tests With Maven

Regarding our Maven structure within the source directory, we have the main “folder” and test “folder,” In the same fashion, we will add an extra directory called “it,” The “it” directory will

Running Integration Tests With Maven

After we have finished this lesson, we: Can add custom source and resource directories into our Maven build, Know how we can run our integration tests with Maven, Understand how we can skip either unit or integration tests by using Maven profiles, …

An example of how to run integration test in maven

In order to let maven compile the code which put in the “src/integration–test” directory, we should add a BuildHelper plugin, Add the following build section in “pom,xml” file: Add the following

Maven Unit and Integration Test Guide

The pom,xml for this integration test example must be changed to handle the supplemental source folder src/it/java,This can be simply achieved by using the Build Helper Maven Plugin,If you need to add supplemental resources for the integration tests you have to change the configuration accordingly,

Running Integration Tests With Maven – Spock Edition

Configuring the Resource Directory of Our Integration Tests, We can add additional resource directories to our Maven build by using the Build Helper Maven plugin, Of course, before we can use this, we have to declare it in our POM file, We can do this by adding the following snippet to the plugins section of our pom,xml file: org,codehaus,mojo build

Maven – Introduction to the Standard Directory Layout

The advantages are analogous to adopting a site-wide look-and-feel, The next section documents the directory layout expected by Maven and the directory layout created by Maven, Try to conform to this structure as much as possible, However, if you can’t, these settings can be overridden via the project descriptor, src/main/java,

Running Kotlin Tests With Maven

The Requirements of Our Maven Build

Maven Unit and Integration Test Guide

In Module Integration Test Example, If you like to get your integration tests running you have to follow the naming conventions which are defined by the Maven Failsafe Plugin,, We have now changed the contents of our simple unit test project and added a supplemental class BitMaskIT,java which obviously is the integration test and follows the above naming conventions,

Maven Surefire Plugin – Using Spock

Using the Spock based on JUnit5 engine Sample project with Spock/Groovy and JUnit5, This sample code shows you how the Surefire plugin works with Spock/Groovy and JUnit5, The project contains two dependencies spock-core and junit-jupiter-engine, and Groovy compiler gmavenplus-plugin,, You can create tests in test source directory for Groovy i,e,, src/test/groovy,

Reporting aggregated unit and integration test coverage

To add jacoco to your project add the following to the instead of configuring surefire, the unit tests execution tool, we’re going to configure failsafe, maven’s integration test execution tool, Configuring jacoco’s integration coverage report, Here are the two blocks required to set up integration test coverage: before-integration–test-execution </id