Disable a test

[Trav]

Is there a way to disable a test without commenting it out?

[Chris Carrier]

Use pending as described here:

http://etorreborre.github.com/specs2/guide/org.specs2.guide.Matchers.html

[etorreborre]

You can also use the `PendingUntilFixed` trait if this is an example which is temporarily failing. Then, when you fix the code, that trait will remind you to unmark this example as pending.

[Iwein Fuld]

I've very happily used pendingUntilFixed before, but now I actually want to prevent execution because it is slow. Can I do that too?

[Konrad Malawski]

Hey Iwein,

You can use ignore instead of it in front of a test (in a FlatSpec) for example :-)

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Konrad Malawski

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[Konrad Malawski]

Oh gosh, wrong mailing list... Sorry - thought that's the ScalaTest mailing list somehow (the `pendingUntilFixed` matched in my mind).

Sorry for the confusion caused :-)

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[etorreborre]

You can add `skipped` at the beginning of the test if you want to (for a mutable Specification). This will throw an exception which will skip the whole example.

You can also use tags to exclude tests from being executed.

Cheers,

Eric.