differing number of tests

[silent-e]

I've just encountered an interesting issue. I have a suite of Minitest tests. When running bundle exec m and running bundle exec m -r test I am seeing a different number of tests being run. The difference appears to be the number of tests that aren't in the standard set of test folders.

I have a test/services folder where those tests aren't running during the bundle exec m run but are in the recursive call. Also, The tests are running when I specifically run bundle exec m test/services/[test file name] so I know the m gem is picking them up at some point.

Thoughts?

(e)

PS: be in my screenshots is just my alias for bundle exec

[zamith]

That is odd and should not be the expected behaviour. I'll look into it. Thanks.

[silent-e]

followup… In parser.rb you are calling rake test if no argv is passed in. According to what I've read rake test does not attempt to run tests outside the standard set. But rake test:all does.

Perhaps changing to calling out to rake test:all is the better solution.

Just a thought.

(e)

[mhw]

Is this on a Rails project? If so, you need to add a new task to rake so the test:run task knows to include the contents of your services directory (or any other directory you've added). Create a file called lib/tasks/test-services.rake containing something like this:

require 'rake/testtask'
require 'rails/test_unit/sub_test_task'

namespace :test do
  task run: 'test:services'

  Rails::TestTask.new(services: "test:prepare") do |t|
    t.pattern = 'test/services/**/*_test.rb'
  end
end

(From a Rails 4.1 project; newer versions might be a little different.)

[zamith]

There is a proposed solution, if it does not work please reopen the issue.