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silverberry
silverberry

Reputation: 842

SBT: How to get all Definitions in IntegrationTest?

It is easy to get all instances of TestDefinition in IntegrationTest:

val tests: Seq[TestDefinition] = (definedTests in IntegrationTest).value

But how do I get all instances of xsbti.api.Definition in IntegrationTest? It used to be possible to do this:

val defs: Seq[Definition] = {
  val analysis = (compile in IntegrationTest).value
  analysis.apis.internal.values.flatMap(_.source.api.definitions)
}

(for example, for filtering tests based on the suite annotations: say, @RequiresCassandra or @RequiresCluster and so on). But analysis.apis has been removed--not sure when, but it's absent in SBT 1.3.8. I haven't found any documentation on what to use instead.

One of SBT's chief strengths, compared to such XML-based tools like Maven, is the ability to define build settings programmatically. It should be possible to filter tests based on anything in the test code itself, not only on test names. I can't believe something so useful—something that really places SBT above competitors—could be just removed.

Any suggestions?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 92

Answers (1)

Mario Galic
Mario Galic

Reputation: 48410

Tests.allDefs returns Definitions given CompileAnalysis. For example,

val analysis: CompileAnalysis = (compile in IntegrationTest).value
val definitions: Seq[Definition] = Tests.allDefs(analysis)
val annotations: Seq[Annotation] = definitions.flatMap(_.annotations())

There was a change back in 2016 from

val compile = TaskKey[Analysis]("compile", "Compiles sources.", APlusTask)

to

val compile = TaskKey[CompileAnalysis]("compile", "Compiles sources.", APlusTask)

where 

trait Analysis extends CompileAnalysis {
  ...
  val apis: APIs
  ...
}

so now we have to cast to Analysis

analysis match { case analysis: Analysis => ... }

which is what allDefs does.

Upvotes: 2

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