Multiple Test files instead of one big file

[MalteBoehm]

It would be great to test more feature driven. Therefore, I would prefer to create in /integration_test
feature folders.

[fzyzcjy]

Personally I do this: integration_test/main.dart is a file like

void main() {
  part_one();
  part_two();
  ...
}

and I have, say, part_one.dart containing 10 tests for something, and part_two.dart containing another 10 tests, etc.

By doing this, you can separate tests into a lot of files.

[stephan-au]

I'm loving this test dependency so far!

Could you give an exact code example of the above, I'm getting weird behaviour with this:

Future<void> main() async {
  convenientTestMain(MyConvenientTestSlot(), () async {
    await appInitialStartupTest();
    await addItemsToMultipleListsTest();
    await manageGrocerylistTest();
  });
}

If i don't do await, it executes all tests at once, which I don't want. It works if I only put 1 method in there. But with 3 methods I get weird behaviour.

[fzyzcjy]

What is your appInitialStartupTest? If it is real code, then need to test('one', () => appInitialStartupTest ());

[stephan-au]

Here's the appInitialStartupTest. It has more groups than this though:

void appInitialStartupTest() async {
  group("App initial Startup tests", () {
    late TestGroceryListCloudRepository testGroceryListCloudRepository;

    setUpAll(() async {
      await DependencyInjector.initialize();
      testGroceryListCloudRepository = TestGroceryListCloudRepository();
    });

    tearDown(() async {
      await testGroceryListCloudRepository.deleteAll();
      await GetStorage().erase();
    });

    group('App Initial Startup - Default Route', () {
      setUpAll(() async {
        expect(isFirstLaunch(), isFalse, reason: "isFirstLaunchKey shouldn't exist");
        expect(hasLastOpenedList(), isFalse, reason: "lastOpenedListKey shouldn't exist");
        await Get.find<DeviceService>().setCurrentDeviceId();
        await AppDefaultsConfigurator.configureDefaults();
      });

      tTestWidgets('Open default list at app startup', (t) async {
        await find.byType(GrocerylistScreen).should(findsOneWidget);
        await find.text(AppDefaultsConfigurator.defaultGroceryListName).should(findsOneWidget);
        await t.valueAsync(() => testGroceryListCloudRepository.findAll()).should(hasLength(1));
      });
    });
....................

[stephan-au]

Ah it works perfectly now when putting the tests like:

group('one', () => appInitialStartupTest ());
group('two', () => addItemsToMultipleListsTest());