Running multiple test function files

[adnanmateenpk]

When i try to run multiple test files at a time it uses the last function (alphabetical order) for all the functions instead of using their respective functions

[JasonZecutiv]

I was having this same problem until I upgraded to 5.8. Now when I attempt to run all tests I now get 'Cannot find module', and is is trying to run tests for functions that I haven't created yet.

[JasonZecutiv]

I created the missing tests and still had problems with running multiple tests. I noticed that the new tests I created had an extra wrapper.init(mod) statement. Once I added that to all of my existing tests I was able to run all tests and everything now passes!

[adnanmateenpk]

I have updated to 5.8 but i am still getting the same issue :|

the tests run fine individually, i have five test files,

create, delete, index, show, update

when every single test has its own function

but when i run all the tests at same time only 'update' test passes and i get this error for others

Uncaught AssertionError: expected [ConfigError: Missing region in config] to be an object
at test/create.js:35:29
at Response. (functions/update/handler.js:22:25)
or

TypeError: Cannot read property 'field' of undefined
at Object.module.exports.handler (functions/update/handler.js:6:24)
at Context. (test/delete.js:27:11)

should nt the last line i.e. response be 'functions/create/handlers.js' for create and so on ?

[rafaljanicki]

Have you moved wrapper.init to before()?

[mpuittinen]

Hi! Did you create the tests that are failing with the latest module version or with a version prior to that.
The fix for the issue is related to the creation of the the test files. wrapper.init() should be inside before() or in it(). i.e. the existing test cases would need to be fixed manually.

-Mikael

On 09 Jun 2016, at 12:49, Rafał Janicki notifications@github.com wrote:

Have you moved wrapper.init to before()?

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[adnanmateenpk]

yeah that was the fix thanks, the wrapper.init() was being called earlier thanks for all the help!!!