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Amrit Dhungana
Amrit Dhungana

Reputation: 4485

rake test doesn't recognize a new folder inside the test folder

When I run rake test, it doesn't run tests in a new folder that I have created.

By default Rails has this folder inside the test folder:
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When I run test, i.e rake test, it tests the content of the test folder.

I have added an api folder inside the test folder.
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The contents of the api folder are tested when I do this: rake test:run TEST=test/api/users_test.rb

But, when I just do rake test, it doesn't test the content of the api folder. How to configure it?

Upvotes: 4

Views: 784

Answers (1)

Dave Schweisguth
Dave Schweisguth

Reputation: 37617

rake test:all should run all tests in subdirectories of the test folder, even non-default ones.

If you want to make a rake test:api task: Do rake -w test | grep '^rake test' to see the files (in the railties gem) where Rails defines test tasks. In testing.rake you'll see how Rails defines tasks for the default subdirectories. Make a lib/tasks/test.rake and do the same thing for your new subdirectory:

Rails::TestTask.new('api' => "test:prepare") do |t|
  t.pattern = "test/api/**/*_test.rb"
end

Upvotes: 3

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