Hi,
the return value of helperMethod() in your example is of type void. this
does not fit your asserEquals call in your tests. Refactoring
helpermethod to:
---------
public String helperMethod(){
"helper method called"
}
---------
should do the trick.
regards,
René
Am 28.09.11 22:19, schrieb tseredz:
Thanks Rene. Here's my example:
Here's MyCustomTask implementation:
class MyCustomTask extends DefaultTask
{
@TaskAction
def runTask()
{
println "main task ran";
helperMethod()
}
public void helperMethod()
{
println "helper method called"
}
}
And here's the test class from where I'm trying to call helperMetho()
class MyCustomTaskTest extends GroovyTestCase
{
void testHelperMethod()
{
Project project = ProjectBuilder.builder().build()
def sut = project.task('newTask', type: MyCustomTask)
assertEquals("helper method called", sut.helperMethod())
}
}
sut.helperMethod() obviously does not work. So, how can I call
helperMethod() on my "sut" object?
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René
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