Exceptions when executing AppMap agent

[jansorg]

I executed tests for an internal project (an IntelliJ plugin project, Gradle, Java 17). When I run the tests, exceptions were printed and ~80 of about ~3500 tests failed. Without the AppMap agent, no tests failed.

Output when I execute a single test class with a few JUnit4 @Test methods:

appmap-test.log.txt

[kgilpin]

Is there a way to disable AppMaps of those tests so you can get a clean test run?

On Thu, Aug 31, 2023 at 6:21 AM Joachim Ansorg @.***> wrote:

I executed tests for an internal project (an IntelliJ plugin project, Gradle, Java 17). When I run the tests, exceptions were printed and ~80 of about ~3500 tests failed. Without the AppMap agent, no tests failed.

Output when I execute a single test class with a few JUnit4 @Test methods:

appmap-test.log.txt https://github.com/getappmap/appmap-java/files/12485096/appmap-test.log.txt

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[jansorg]

Is there a way to configure this in appmap.yml? I don't want to edit ~20 source files, e.g. to add JUnit categories. I don't know of an IntelliJ feature to rerun successful tests.

[kgilpin]

You can't do this in appmap.yml, what is the procedure for doing it with JUnit categories?

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Is there a way to configure this in appmap.yml? I don't want to edit ~20 source files, e.g. to add JUnit categories. I don't know of an IntelliJ feature to rerun successful tests.

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[kgilpin]

For example, for appmap-ruby we have this section in the docs:

https://appmap.io/docs/reference/appmap-ruby.html#enable-and-disabling-appmaps

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You can't do this in appmap.yml, what is the procedure for doing it with JUnit categories?

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Is there a way to configure this in appmap.yml? I don't want to edit ~20 source files, e.g. to add JUnit categories. I don't know of an IntelliJ feature to rerun successful tests.

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[jansorg]

It depends what level of integration you'd like. I was thinking about adding a JUnit category like "AppMapFailure" and then to modify the project's Gradle build to exclude execution of "AppMapFailure". I haven't tested this yet.

[jansorg]

If the AppMap agent itself should handle the exclusion, then I don't know what's best.

[kgilpin]

JUnit category seems like the right answer for me. This tracks the solution in Ruby - RSpec tags.

On Thu, Aug 31, 2023 at 9:10 AM Joachim Ansorg @.***> wrote:

If the AppMap agent itself should handle the exclusion, then I don't know what's best.

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[apotterri]

As of v1.23.0, you can now use the @NoAppMap annotation for this: https://appmap.io/docs/reference/appmap-java.html#noappmap .

@jansorg does that help you with this?