Running a single test using the Geb/Spock Framework

[bpilati]

Can a single test be run using the Geb/Spock Framework in Groovy?

I have tried passing these parameters from the command line without any luck:

test-app functional:<name of test>

I have also tried

test-app functional: -Dtest=<name of test>

Thanks,
Brian

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[Tomas Lin]

Not sure if you can run them directly in Spock command line ( or the
syntax ), but if you configure them to be ran by the JUnit runner in
your IntelliJ projects, you can right click and run individual tests -
it uses the syntax "com.mypackage.mySpec,name of my spock test"

http://stateyourbizness.blogspot.com/2011/02/remote-controlled-gebspock-functional.html

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[Peter Niederwieser]

On 28.02.2011, at 17:17, bpilati wrote:

> Can a single test be run using the Geb/Spock Framework in Groovy?

From the Grails command-line, you can run a single test class as explained in the Grails documentation, e.g.:

grails test-app functional: FooSpec // note the space between 'functional:' and 'FooSpec'

Not sure if you can run a single test method from the Grails command-line. What works in every environment is to temporarily annotate the method to be run with @spock.lang.IgnoreRest.

Cheers,
Peter

[Luke Daley]

The spock-grails plugin doesn't currently support running a single test method like the JUnit support in Grails does.

If you'd like to see this supported, please raise an enhancement request @ http://issues.spockframework.org