Gosh, I am really glad that I never copy-paste passwords!
The correct link is http://www.eclipse.org/tycho/sitedocs/tycho-surefire/tycho-surefire-plugin/test-mojo.html#includes
/Mikhail
From: "Mikhail Kalkov" <mikhail.kalkov@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: "Tycho user list" <tycho-user@xxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 4:36:41 PM Subject: Re: [tycho-user] Testing Bundles with JUnit, Easymock and Powermock
Hi Markward,
I don't know if this is related to your problem, but I once had a trouble getting tycho-surefire-plugin to see my tests. As it turned out, even though I use JUnit4, Tycho only looks for test classes named **/Test*.java **/*Test.java
**/*TestCase.java and by default doesn't even check other files. The solution was to rename the test classes so that they match these patterns. According to docs, it should be possible to configure a different inclusion pattern too: [1].
[1] com.purplescout.lintsupport.test
Kind regards, Mikhail Kalkov
From: "Markward Schubert" <markward.schubert@xxxxxxxxx> To: "Tycho user list" <tycho-user@xxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 3:26:10 PM Subject: Re: [tycho-user] Testing Bundles with JUnit, Easymock and Powermock
Don't know about Easymock and
Powermock, but in case of Junit, You must add a Require-Bundle:
org.junit in your test bundle manifest.
cheers,
Cristiano
On 23/10/12 08:19, Markward Schubert wrote:
Hi folks!
Does anybody of you have some experience with doing plugin-testing
with Junit, Easymock and Powermock?
I am a bit stuck right now. What I did is, I created a
pluginproject, just wrapping all the necessary jars of the above
mentioned libraries and their dependencies and added it to my p2
target.
When I then run verify, I get the message, stating: "Could not
determine test framework used by test bundle MavenProject".
It seems to manage to find my wrapper-plugin, but actually seems
to search for some special dependency in order to figure out, I am
using JUnit?
Of course I have a test-plugin created, as a fragment to my plugin
to test.
