Update Test dependencies and Test cases #73
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This pull request focuses on refactoring the project's testing infrastructure. It updates the Gradle build configuration to align with current test dependency practices and replaces older, less relevant test files with new, targeted test cases for the ToolkitManager. This ensures the testing environment is up-to-date and provides foundational tests for key components, addressing missing test code dependencies and preparing for further test enhancements.
Highlights
- Test Dependency Updates: The
build.gradle.ktsfile has been updated to include theTestFrameworkTypeimport and switch the test implementation dependency fromkotlin-test-junit5tojunit:junit:4.13.2. Additionally, the IntelliJ Platform test framework has been explicitly configured. - Test File Refactoring: Outdated test files,
TestData.ktandInteractTest.kt, which contained utilities for running external processes and associated tests, have been removed from the project. - New ToolkitManager Tests: A new test file,
ToolkitManagerTest.kt, has been added to introduce basic test cases for theToolkitManager. These tests verify the registration and retrieval functionality of toolkits within the manager.
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This pull request updates the testing dependencies and rewrites some test cases. The changes in build.gradle.kts correctly configure the test environment by explicitly adding JUnit 4 and the IntelliJ Platform test framework. The new test for ToolkitManager is a good start. I've provided a few suggestions to improve the test implementation, mainly regarding the use of modern testing practices for assertions and coroutines, and maintaining code consistency by using English for comments. I also raised a point about considering a migration to JUnit 5 for future tests.
| @Before | ||
| fun setUp() { | ||
| // ToolkitManager需要一个CoroutineScope，在测试中我们提供一个 | ||
| toolkitManager = ToolkitManager(CoroutineScope(Dispatchers.Default)) |
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Using Dispatchers.Default in unit tests is a source of potential flakiness and non-determinism, as it executes code on a shared pool of background threads. For testing coroutines, it is strongly recommended to use the kotlinx-coroutines-test library. It provides test dispatchers and the runTest builder to give you full control over coroutine execution, leading to faster and more reliable tests.
| implementation("org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-serialization-json:1.6.0") | ||
| testImplementation("io.mockk:mockk:1.13.12") | ||
| testImplementation("org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-test-junit5") | ||
| testImplementation("junit:junit:4.13.2") |
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This change replaces the kotlin-test-junit5 dependency with junit:4.13.2, standardizing on JUnit 4. While this resolves dependency issues, it would be beneficial to consider migrating to JUnit 5. JUnit 5 is the current standard for JVM testing and offers numerous improvements, such as a more flexible extension model and better support for Kotlin. Since you are in the process of rewriting tests, it might be a good opportunity to adopt this more modern framework.
| import junit.framework.TestCase.assertEquals | ||
| import junit.framework.TestCase.assertNotNull |
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These imports are from the older JUnit 3 TestCase class. For JUnit 4 tests, it's more conventional to use static imports from org.junit.Assert. This is the standard practice for JUnit 4.
For even more idiomatic Kotlin, you could use the kotlin.test library, which provides assertion functions that are well-integrated with the language.
| import junit.framework.TestCase.assertEquals | |
| import junit.framework.TestCase.assertNotNull | |
| import org.junit.Assert.assertEquals | |
| import org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull |
| // ToolkitManager需要一个CoroutineScope，在测试中我们提供一个 | ||
| toolkitManager = ToolkitManager(CoroutineScope(Dispatchers.Default)) | ||
| // 加载一个空的状态，确保每次测试都是从一个干净的环境开始 |
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The comments here are in Chinese, but the project's primary language appears to be English. To ensure consistency and make the code base accessible to all contributors, please write comments in English.
| // ToolkitManager需要一个CoroutineScope，在测试中我们提供一个 | |
| toolkitManager = ToolkitManager(CoroutineScope(Dispatchers.Default)) | |
| // 加载一个空的状态，确保每次测试都是从一个干净的环境开始 | |
| // ToolkitManager requires a CoroutineScope, so we provide one for the test. | |
| toolkitManager = ToolkitManager(CoroutineScope(Dispatchers.Default)) | |
| // Load an empty state to ensure each test starts from a clean environment. |
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| fun `test register and find toolkit`() { | ||
| // Arrange: 创建一个模拟的本地xmake工具链 |
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The code wasn't complex, so I just deleted the relevant comments.
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What Changes
This fix addresses missing test code dependencies following the
build.gradle.ktsupdate and includes rewritten basic test cases for the new code. Additional test case improvements will be submitted in subsequent commits.