Thanks for this summary Vladimir ! On Wednesday, February 27, 2019, Vladimir Sitnikov < sitnikov.vladi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Just list a few Gradle commands that should be tried. > > I really recommend installing https://github.com/dougborg/gdub though to > shorten ./gradlew to gw and enable running gw from any directory of the > project. > > ./gradlew clean > ./gradlew createDist # currently it tries to copy build artifacts to root > lib/ folder so JMeter is startable. > ./gradlew check # to run all the tests > ./gradlew createDist --parallel # to run all the tasks in parallel > ./gradlew -x test createDist # to build but skip tests > ./gradlew :src:core:check # run tests for "core" module > ./gradlew check # run tests for "core" module > ./gradlew :src:functions:test --tests > org.apache.jmeter.functions.ChangeCaseSpec # run a single test class in > "functions" Module > > However, I don't really expect Gradle commands to be used extensively > besides clean / build / check. > > sebb> Not sure what build script you are referring to. > > sebb> Does it create the jars, or just the classes? > > Of course it does. It even creates separate jars with test classes. > > sebb> Which IDEs have you tried? > > IntelliJ IDEA 2019.1 EAP > > sebb> Are these 'more tests' new tests, or do you mean tests which have not > sebb> been transferred from the Ant build and need to be created? > > Anything. Any kind of experiments would help to see if development with > Gradle feels right or not. > > sebb> How does Gradle know what the required commands are? > sebb> Don't you have to tell it? > > No, I don't. It just analyzes build script and it knows which modules it > needs to recompile and which are fine. > > sebb> fix the problem, though it may well be easier to specify the > sebb> pre-requisites. > > It does fix the problem. > For instance, current "ant junit single class run" target does not know it > should build the jars before running the test. > Apparently certain tests depend on having up to date JARs. > Ant output does not help to understand that. > > Do you know "ant junit" is not documented? > > It takes considerable efforts to just run the test with Ant. > > > Vladimir > -- Cordialement. Philippe Mouawad.
