Random Test Order

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  • Latest : 0.2
  • Last Updated: 14 October 2011
  • Grails version : 1.3.7 > *
  • Authors : Marc Palmer
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Dependency : 
compile ":random-test-order:0.2"

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Summary

Installation

grails install-plugin random-test-order

Description

Allows you to run your unit, integration, and functional tests in a random order. This is helpful when trying to identify tests that rely on data or setup from another test.

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grails random-test-order [test type] [rerun]
  • test type
    • -unit //Any file that ends with Test.groovy or Tests.groovy under the /test/unit folder
    • -integration //Any file that ends with Test.groovy or Tests.groovy under the /test/integration folder
    • -functional //Any file that ends with Test.groovy or Tests.groovy under the /test folder excluding /test/unit and /test/integration
  • rerun
    • -rerun //Reruns the previous random order of tests
examples:
  1. grails random-test-order -unit //will run all unit tests in a random order
  2. grails random-test-order -unit -rerun //will rerun all unit tests in the previous random order
When you execute the script you will see output like the following:

About to execute the following test app script…
grails test-app -unit UnitBTests UnitCTests UnitATests

This will allow you to copy/paste the outputted command in order to re-run your tests in the same order that they previously occurred on another machine.