We have component tests written in cypress.
We've instrumented the code successfully but cypress is not executing the instrumented code for component tests.
How do we get Cypress in component mode to execute instrumented code?
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I have a project in which I have Cypress Tests, and API Tests (Using Rest-assured). I want to call some Cypress tests from inside the Rest-assured project and continue with verifying the results in APIs. How can I do this integration?
Scenario
Compile code & run unit tests
Execute sonar scan on code
Once the scan completes, code coverage for unit tests + other analysis gets stored in sonar (lets call report1)
All good till now. Now once the application is deployed, we are run some integrations tests and manual tests are also performed.
All these tests will generate code coverage.
Now we have to merge unit test, integrations & manual tests code coverage and store it on sonar under same analysis report (basically update report1)
Any thoughts/suggestions for best practice or solution for same on sonar?
It's pretty simple. Don't run the SonarQube scan until you've produced all the data you want to integrate into the report.
However, I would also point out that it's generally not worthwhile to generate code coverage for anything but unit tests. If you can't reach it with a unit test, I don't see how you could reach it with any other test.
I'm trying to get end-to-end test coverage with Jacoco which is based on API hit, not by running unit test. I followed this tutorial:
https://dzone.com/articles/code-coverage-report-generator-for-java-projects-a
However I got this error:
Caused by: java.lang.LinkageError: loader 'bootstrap' attempted duplicate class definition for java.lang.$JaCoCo. (java.lang.$JaCoCo is in module java.base of loader 'bootstrap')
I don't know what cause the error:
The project uses gradle and I also apply jacoco plugin for unit test (I need coverage for both unit test and end-to-end test).
But I'm not sure if that cause the LinkageError because if I remove all jacoco related things from gradle, the same error still appears.
How to properly setup jacoco coverage for end-to-end testing with gradle? If not possible, is there any alternative?
We've been adding an increasing number of Groovy (Spock) unit tests to our existing suite of Java (JUnit) tests.
We've configured things correctly to get Spock code coverage listed in Sonar, but the "Unit Test Success" listings - Tests, Failures, Errors, Skipped tests - only shows for the Java tests.
What configuration do we need to add for the Spock tests to report correctly?
Thank you
Those results in Java are fed by the Unit Test execution report, which is separate from the coverage report. The docs tell you how to feed that data into an analysis.
I am writing test cases using Protractor and Jasmine framework.
But as I have background of writing test cases in Java using TestNG framework, my mind keep on forcing me to use something like #BeforeMethod and #BeforeTest of TestNG framework in Jasmine, along with Groups property of TestNG.
Are there any counterparts for the same in Jasmine framework?
I have used afterEach and beforeEach method but it applies for every it() function of every describe, there is no method to apply running on the basis of some Groups.
Thanks,
Mohit
In a spec file
beforeAll will run before ALL of the specs (before beforeEach)
beforeEach will run before each it
afterEach will run after each it
afterAll will run after ALL of the specs (after afterEach)
In protractor.conf.js
beforeLaunch will run right before the browser is available
onPrepare will run right after the browser is available (before the specs)
onCleanUp will run right after the last spec finishes