archlichking
commented
6 years ago You need to specify every subfolder in the src_folders in nightwatch.json. There is no recursive search logic in the plugin.
Closed joewdriver closed 6 years ago
archlichking
commented
6 years ago You need to specify every subfolder in the src_folders in nightwatch.json. There is no recursive search logic in the plugin.
Hello,
Magellan seems to be unable to find tests in subdirectories.
I have a tests directory and an accounts subdirectory. If I simply run:
./node_modules/.bin/magellan --seleniumgrid_browsers=chrome,firefox
It will only detect the tests in the top level tests folder. If I add "-g tests/account" to this command, it will not find any tests at all. Additionally if I run the command with "--test account/test/mytest.js" it cannot find the specific test case.
If I instead use nightwatch to run this without using magellan, it has no trouble finding the tests. Relevant Output:
[INFO] [Nightwatch Plugin] test iterator found nightwatch configuration at: ./nightwatch.json [INFO] [Nightwatch Plugin] Scanning tests for test files ... [INFO] [Nightwatch Plugin] Found 2 test files in tests [INFO] [Nightwatch Plugin] Using group filter: tests/Account/ [INFO] [Magellan] Error: no tests found
If I go into my nightwatch.json and specify every subfolder as a src_folder then magellan can locate them. That said, it seems that this should not be necessary, since Nightwatch on its own can locate all the subfolders without being explicitly stated.