Test unit not finding tests

[Alex N]

I'm trying to get this working with test::unit / shoulda.

I'm running spork and testdrb both with bundle exec, but Test::Unit is
not finding my tests:

Loaded suite RequireFailedOmissions
Started
O

1) Omission: failed to load: </Users/alex/Development/rails/test/
unit/track_event_test.rb>: <no such file to load -- test/unit/
track_event_test.rb>
test_require_Users_alex_Development_rails_test_unit_track_event_test_rb(RequireFailedOmissions)

The file listed does in fact exist, and works fine when run directly
with ruby or bundle exec ruby.

Any idea why it can't find load the test?

[Tim Harper]

Using ruby 1.9.2?  What command are you running?

Wonder if it's due to the new requirement of ruby 1.9.2... relative requires must be declared as such by a leading "./"

Try running the same command with `testdrb ./test/unit/track_event_test.rb`

Other than that... I can't divine why you might be experiencing the issue.  Personally I use rspec.... don't use testrb... built it to show it was possible but hoped the community would take over it's maintenance. (which, largely, it has).

Tim

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[Alex N]

Ugh, Google Groups. I replied to author by accident.

I got it working by leading with a ./ on the command line and also
changing my test_helper requires to:

require './test/test_helper'

I don't think that should be necessary. Any suggestions on ways to do
this without modifying all my requires?

Thanks!

[Tim Harper]

On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 11:48 AM, Alex N <al...@liivid.com> wrote:

Ugh, Google Groups. I replied to author by accident.

I got it working by leading with a ./ on the command line and also
changing my test_helper requires to:

require './test/test_helper'

I don't think that should be necessary. Any suggestions on ways to do
this without modifying all my requires?

Thanks!

Hmm... strange.

As for your workaround: in order for `require "test/test_helper"` to work in ruby 1.9.2, the only way I am aware of is for one to add your project to the $LOAD_PATH. Does TestUnit do this for you?  I am surprised, if so.  I know rspec adds the spec directory to the $LOAD_PATH such that "require 'spec_helper'" works.

Can you verify this is the case and look into it?  If so we'll want to make it happen in lib/spork/test_framework/test_unit.rb.   Would you feel comfortable hacking the code and making the change? That would be swell. Otherwise just submit a ticket and I'll get to it when I get time....

It may help to contact Yutaka HARA <yutaka.ha...@gmail.com> who submitted the ruby-1.9 patch as well and ask his opinion of this thread.

Tim