Retry won't work with Kotlin parametrised tests enclosed in backticks

[ivans083]

Sample with Kotlin and JUnit5:

    @MethodSource("anySource")
    @ParameterizedTest
    fun `test method with spaces`(from: Param, to: Param) {
       Assertions.assertTrue(false)
    }

Caused by: java.lang.IllegalStateException: org.gradle.test-retry was unable to retry the following test methods, which is unexpected. Please file a bug report at https://github.com/gradle/test-retry-gradle-plugin/issues TestsClass#test method with spaces(Param, Param)[1] TestsClass#test method with spaces(Param, Param)[6]

[PTParta]

I'm having the same issue. Has there been progress with this issue? Before I start to change the names of hundreds of test cases it would be nice to know if this has been fixed :)

[PTParta]

Looks like the problem in my case are not the backticks but parentheses in the test's name. For example

@Test fun This is my test (to find bugs)()

won't be retried and gives the Excpetion java.lang.IllegalStateException: org.gradle.test-retry was unable to retry the following test methods, which is unexpected. Please file a bug report at https://github.com/gradle/test-retry-gradle-plugin/issues

If I remove the parentheses @Test fun This is my test to find bugs()

this works and will be retried.

This bug happened when I added a filter to my gradle test task. Without the filter the tests where retried even with the parentheses in the test names

test{ filter{ excludeTestsMatcthing "a.b.c.*" } }

[ivans083]

Hey Pauli, I've seen that issue too, there are 2 separate issues:

1. Backticks on @ParametrizedTest
2. Parentesis (and I believe maybe some other special chars too) on @Test.

I tested last time a month ago, still not resolved, had to go for renaming test names and avoiding @ParametrizedTest

Cheers,

Ivan.-

On Wed, Mar 2, 2022 at 1:49 AM Pauli Partanen @.***> wrote:

Looks like the problem in my case are not the backticks but parentheses in the test's name. For example

@test https://github.com/test fun This is my test (to find bugs)

won't be retried and gives the Excpetion java.lang.IllegalStateException: org.gradle.test-retry was unable to retry the following test methods, which is unexpected. Please file a bug report at https://github.com/gradle/test-retry-gradle-plugin/issues

If I remove the parentheses @test https://github.com/test fun This is my test to find bugs

this will be retried.

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[Sobolev-Ilya]

Is there any workarounds for case with parentheses in test method name? (Kotlin + JUnit5) I was trying to use custom DisplayNameGenerator with removing '()' from display test name, but it did not help

Tests with this names wont be retried

@Test
    fun `This test would not retried()`()

@Test
    fun `This test would not retried (too)`()

But this tests will be retried (when paretheses not at the end)

@Test
    fun `This test (would) be retries`()

[jean-andre-gauthier]

This has been fixed in https://github.com/gradle/test-retry-gradle-plugin/pull/272, and will be released in 1.5.8