Open esword opened 3 years ago
Checking the state/result of a task can return an incorrect value if the same task also ran in a sub-project. This method can incorrectly return the result from the sub-project task:
https://github.com/nebula-plugins/nebula-test/blob/master/src/main/groovy/nebula/test/functional/internal/toolingapi/BuildLauncherBackedGradleHandle.groovy#L118-L119
e.g. if it is checking if :myTask was SKIPPED, it will return true if :subproject:myTask was SKIPPED even if :myTask was not.
:myTask
:subproject:myTask
A simple fix would be to ensure there was whitespace before the task name so it matches the whole task path:
stdout.contains(" $taskName $stateIdentifier".toString())
Checking the state/result of a task can return an incorrect value if the same task also ran in a sub-project. This method can incorrectly return the result from the sub-project task:
https://github.com/nebula-plugins/nebula-test/blob/master/src/main/groovy/nebula/test/functional/internal/toolingapi/BuildLauncherBackedGradleHandle.groovy#L118-L119
e.g. if it is checking if
:myTaskwas SKIPPED, it will return true if:subproject:myTaskwas SKIPPED even if:myTaskwas not.A simple fix would be to ensure there was whitespace before the task name so it matches the whole task path:
stdout.contains(" $taskName $stateIdentifier".toString())