When running an individual test it tries to run all test

[johlju]

When choosing "Run Test" from the individual test "list" (first play symbol):

it tries to run all found tests

If choosing the second "play button" called "Debug Test" the individual test run as expected.

FYI, it stops and asks for MainGitBranch because it runs a test that is not part of the project, a test that requires parameters to run. See issue #20.

[JustinGrote]

I couldn't reproduce, I'll need to check out your repo.

[johlju]

This seems to only happen when the list is collapsed. If expanding the test file to see individual tests inside the test file "Run Test" runs the test.

[JustinGrote]

This seems to only happen when the list is collapsed. If expanding the test file to see individual tests inside the test file "Run Test" runs the test.

Oh in that case this is a dupe of #14 if you try to run tests before "discovering" them, I just need to bolt in some logic to detect if a testfile hasn't been discovered yet and do a discovery for the adapter.

[johlju]

@JustinGrote this was not fixed by #14.

[JustinGrote]

I saw it pop up "maingitbranch" there, do your tests require parameters or prompts? Interactive tests are not supported at the moment, that would be a separate enhancement.

[johlju]

No, the issue is that it runs all 228 files even when I start just one.

The prompt is from a test that is not part of the project that should not be shown in test explorer at all (will be fixed when issue #20 is resolved). It just happens to be that test that is the first file to run of the 228 files.

[JustinGrote]

The logic looks correct, when you click run it's passing your specific test file and line 447 as the inclusion filter.

Can you take that second PesterInterface command that it runs and change the verbosity to diagnostic and psot the output?

[johlju]

When running "Debug Test" it always work. The problem is only with "Run Test".

[johlju]

Not sure you have any use of the output?

[JustinGrote]

Debug and Run have different verbosity level settings in vscode, try setting them the same. Also make sure your $PesterPreference isn't set.

[johlju]

Ah didn't know that setting - learned something new. 🙂 The one "Output Verbosity" were set to "FromPreference". Changing it to Diagnostic made "Run test" work. Setting it to any value other than "FromPreference" makes "Run Test" work.

[johlju]

It should default to "Normal" when it is set to "FromPreference". Seems it does not?

[JustinGrote]

Like I said probably a bug, I'll look into it and open this as a new issue.

[johlju]

At least we found the issue. Thanks for the guidance! 😃