I want to run the test classes that output files into disk.
If I run all test classes by $ gradle :selenium-webdriver-junit4:test takes over 20 minutes to finish. It's too long for me to wait.
So I want to select the classes that output files and run them exclusively.
I wrote in the -junit4 subproject the following custom Gradle task that does what I want.
task testSelective(type: Test) {
useJUnit()
include '**/ch04/event_listeners/MyEventListener*'
include '**/ch04/screenshots/ScreenshotPng*'
include '**/ch04/screenshots/WebElementScreenshot*'
include '**/ch05/cdp/FullPageScreenshotChrome*'
include '**/ch05/cdp/FullPageScreenshotFirefox*'
include '**/ch05/print/PrintChrome*'
include '**/ch05/print/PrintEdge*'
include '**/ch05/print/PrintFirefox*'
include '**/ch09/accessibility/Accessibility*'
include '**/ch09/download/DownloadFirefox*'
include '**/ch09/download/DownloadHttpClient*'
include '**/ch09/performance/HarCreator*'
include '**/ch09/reporting/Reporting*'
}
Looks OK. I took only 1m 45 secs.
I want to do the same in other subprojects: -junit5, -junit5-seljup and -testng
I want to run the test classes that output files into disk.
If I run all test classes by
$ gradle :selenium-webdriver-junit4:test
takes over 20 minutes to finish. It's too long for me to wait.So I want to select the classes that output files and run them exclusively.
I wrote in the
-junit4
subproject the following custom Gradle task that does what I want.Looks OK. I took only 1m 45 secs.
I want to do the same in other subprojects: -junit5, -junit5-seljup and -testng