sorry for the naive question: What are the references to “sample” and “tags” in the example documentation that explains the configuration of tests with Junit5? Are these features? Thanks Answer Yes, it tries to be more concise instead of sample.feature etc. Refer the docs: https://github.com/karatelabs/karate#junit-5
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Should such a class be tested? (aggregation of already tested functions)
I have the following code in Class A where both requestService.createGetSessionRequest() and httpService.sendAsyncAndReceive() are tested already in other unit tests: I am wondering, should I even create tests for A.createSession()? Basically it seems that it could be useful as a developer might accidentally mix up the parameters when calling requestService.createGetSessionRequest() in A.createSession()’s implementation as they’re all strings. On the other
Mockito is returning the incorrect response when testing a controller
I Have a misterius. Im trying to write a Test for this controller Method: And I DID this: I don’t know why but the method ResponseEntity<Object> response = controller.getIncidencia(ID); is returning <404 NOT_Found Not Found, Incidencia Not Found []> But the corret would be 200 OK. What I did Wrong? Answer I discovered but I do know why. I re-wrote
How to Test a Spring Boot 1.2.7 Application?
I need to test old Spring Boot Java application (version of Spring Boot 1.2.7, Java 1.8) and I don’t want to change Spring version (because the application is very voluminous and then I will have to refactor the code very much). I’d like to apply to input of my desktop application different table column types and test that application determines
Java Junit test case fails as it gets expected value type of String and actual value type of ArrayList
I am writing a Junit test case and the test case fails due to the mismatch in type. When I see the difference I see that the expected value is in String and the Actual value is ArrayList but the rest of everything is the same. Is there any way to compare only the content and not the type? Following
JUNIT test for binary search tree
I have implemented a binary search tree. Most of my test in JUNIT test is going through, including these two. I have implementedleavesIsCorrectWhenTreeIsPerfect() and insertValuesInAscendingOrderIncrementsHeight(). Both of these test goes through, however i do not know if it is correctly written based on what their description is asking. //EDIT: I have added a test that might be a help to
How to show all the failures in Junit Assertions
My requirement is to show all the failures after Junit test run. I tried two things: Assertions.assertEquals –> This stops the execution after first failure, and in test report I see only first failure. assertj.SoftAssertions –> Here execution happens but in test report I do not see any failure message. Any Idea if any other type of assertion or any
I am unable to test the below mentioned method in JUnit testcase and getting ClassCastException
For below method i am writing JUnit testcase for sonarqube coverage. JUnit testcase: but, unable to mock or test the below line in JUnit testcase. MessageHeaders headers = ((MessagingException) message.getPayload()).getFailedMessage().getHeaders(); Exception: Answer Your productive code means you expect message.payload to be a MessagingException. But in your test, you create so payload will be a string. You need to build a
Nested Autowired Dependencies not injected in Junits
Below is the code to demonstrate the issue. Class3 has autowired field Class2 and Class2 has autowired dependency of Class1, simpleTest to get the String value of Class1 using Class3. So in the test execution Class2 is not null and gets injected into Class3, but Class1 is null in Class2. Answer That’s because of the @Spy annotation you put over
Failed to load ApplicationContext for a java based config test
I want to test the Repository-Layer of my SpringBootApplication, but it fails to load application context. By the way I am using Java 17. Here is the error Here is My simple test class. Here is the application.properties file And finally here is my pom.xml Configuration for webclient bean I checked out different Spring-boot-test annotations like @SpringBootTest, but nothing changed.