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ScalaTest test cases with Scalatra, mixing in WordSpec, FlatSpec, etc... #21

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rossabaker opened this issue Nov 30, 2010 · 0 comments
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ScalaTest test cases with Scalatra, mixing in WordSpec, FlatSpec, etc... #21

rossabaker opened this issue Nov 30, 2010 · 0 comments
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http://groups.google.com/group/scalatra-user/browse_thread/thread/aeb8146135081413

I tried mixing in the WordSpec xor FlatSpec into test cases I wanted
to write, and it barfed on me with some errors, about how run was
defined in both traits (whichever one I mixed in and
BeforeAndAfterAll). Some googling turned up that BeforeAndAfterAll or
BeforeAndAfterEach needs to be mixed in LAST.

With the current implementation of ScalatraSuite this isn't workable.
The obvious and kinda sucky work around is to create ScalatraSuite
traits which inherit from each of the appropriate trait such that
there is appropriate functionality as desired.
@ghost ghost assigned rossabaker Jul 19, 2011
rossabaker added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 26, 2011
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ScalatraSuite now extends Suite instead of declaring a self-type. #21
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This allows extending ScalatraSuite with SubtypeOfSuite.  Previously, you
had to extend SubtypeOfSuite with ScalatraSuite (which still works).
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