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Scalatest 3.0.8 PrivateMethodTester can't find private method named X
I have a base class that has a protected method called "validateOptPwd". This gets inherited in a test and then called via PrivateMethodTester.
val validateOptPwdMethod: PrivateMethod[Future[...
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Unable to mock Scala object
I have started working in Scala very recently. I have below code in the main method that I'll need to mock for writing test cases,
object SacSAAgentSoftwareLogParser extends SparkSessionCreation {
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Exclude by tag annotation not working for scalatestplus TestNGSuite in Java
I am trying to build a SBT project which will encompass both unit and end-to-end tests, and will support tests being written in both Scala (extending standard Scalatest suites, e.g. AnyFlatSpec) and ...
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how can I structure a test suite hierarchically
I like ScalaTest, but I'm trying to figure out if I can arrange tests as in the hierarchy below-- where finer-grained tests are dependent upon more coarse-grained tests succeeding-- for the values ...
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scalatest matchPattern causes an unmatchable warning in Scala 3
I am using Scala 3.4.1 and scalatest 3.2.18. The example code from the documentation is:
case class Name(first: String, middle: String, last: String)
val name = Name("Jane", "Q", &...
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Junit5 is running all tests if the tag is not matched
I have been fighting with this problem for the last 2 days and I did not manage to find a solution for it.
I'm trying to do a Gradle task to run some integration tests using Tags and ScalaTest.
If my ...
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IntelliJ IDEA + Scala: how to navigate to broken test easily
I have construct like this in my Scala tests:
class ExpressionsTest extends AnyFunSpec {
describe("simple literals") {
describe("valid") {
it("123") {
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VSCode / Metals / Mill / ScalaTest: AnyFlatSpec specs are not picked up
I am using AnyFlatSpec for my tests:
class FooTest extends AnyFlatSpec with Matchers {
behavior of "The Foo"
it should "do bar" in { ... }
it should "do moo" in { ...
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Writing Integration tests for AKKA HTTP end point
I am quite confused on how to write a integration test for a Akka Http end point. In Java its as easy as use Dropwizard rule to launch the API locally and just carry out get or post for the local end ...
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forAll in ScalaCheck doesn't run the body
This is the code that tests the surface area of a rectangle with random integers for the coordinates and sizes. Only "begin" will be printed and never "inner body". Does anyone ...
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Maven Logging for Unit Test Dependencies
I don't know what changed, but starting today when I run unit tests, mvn test, the output is terribly cluttered with INFO and DEBUG log4j logging from a certain dependency. How can I configure Maven ...
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Kubernetes Leader Election Fails with Unit Test
I'm trying out some leader election logic in one of my Microservice using the Kubernetes fabirc java client. Here is what I came up with:
def testAndAssertSingleLeader(client: KubernetesClient, id: ...
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Scala Issue with Mixin Traits and Conflicting Members
I have the following setup for ms Scala test where I have a trait that looks like this:
trait CPODBTestContainerSpec extends AnyFlatSpecLike with TestContainerForAll {
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}
abstract class ...
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Parametrized testing in scala with MUnit, is it possible?
I am trying to figure out if I can create parametrized tests with MUnit or ScalaCheck.
ScalaCheck allows me to create property-based tests. However, the only way I have seen that I can create ...
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Scala: Package test from multiple sub projects
There is a very large Scala project with many sub projects, assume there are 4 sub projects only: project-a, project-b, project-c, project-d.
Project structure is standard, something like:
$ tree ...
