Exclude TestClass from travis ci test execution

Hi,

I have the following .smalltalk.ston excluding a test class
(as stated in: https://github.com/hpi-swa/smalltalkCI):

SmalltalkCISpec {
  #loading : [
    SCIMetacelloLoadSpec {
      #baseline : 'OrbeonPersistenceLayer',
      #directory : 'repository',
      #onWarningLog : true,
      #load : [ 'default' ],
      #platforms : [ #gemstone ]
    }
  ],
  #testing : {  
     #include : {
      #packages : ['Orbeon_Tests']
    },
    #exclude : {
      #classes : [ #OrbeonFormInstanceQTestExample1 ]
    }
  }
}

But the test class OrbeonFormInstanceQTestExample1 is executed anyway.
(hierarchy:
TestCase>>OrbeonFormTest>>OrbeonFormInstanceTest>>OrbeonFormInstanceTestExample1>>OrbeonFormInstanceQTestExample1)

Any idea what is wrong with the ston ?

Regards,
Bruno

Bruno,

The name of the class should be a string, not a Symbol. The following
should work :

   #testing : {
      #include : {
       #packages : ['Orbeon_Tests']
     },
     #exclude : {
       #classes : [ 'OrbeonFormInstanceQTestExample1' ]
     }
   }

Dale

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Dale,

My ston is:
SmalltalkCISpec {
  #loading : [
    SCIMetacelloLoadSpec {
      #baseline : 'OrbeonPersistenceLayer',
      #directory : 'repository',
      #onWarningLog : true,
      #load : [ 'default' ],
      #platforms : [ #gemstone ]
    }
  ],
  #testing : {  
    #exclude : {
      #classes : [ 'OrbeonFormInstanceQTestExample1' ]
    },
     #include : {
      #packages : ['Orbeon_Tests']
    }
  }
}

But all tests in OrbeonFormInstanceQTestExample1 are still being executed :(

No idea what is going on....i will reserach further on this... let you know i find something...

regards,
bruno

Well I can't guess why I told you that the class name needed to be a
String instead of a Symbol ... looking at the SmalltalkCI docs and
implementation again it looks like the class name is supposed to be a
Symbol... With that said, it actually doesn't matter for GemStone, since
the class name can be a String or a Symbol ... not sure what made me
thing it was supposed to be a String :)

Anyway I would suggest you look closely at the name of the class as I
suspect a typo ...

You can debug locally by going to the $GS_HOME/shared/repos/smalltalkCI
git repo and then running the following with the appropriate GemStone
verion:

   ./run.sh -s GemStone-3.3.1 --gs-HOME="$GS_HOME"
<path-to-Orebeon-git-repo>/.smalltalk.ston

Which will run the tests in a local stone called travis. Then you can
arrange to debug things by logging into the travis stone, setting a
breakpoint in SmalltalkCI>>classesToTest and then running an interactive
smalltalkCI run in the image by executing:

   SmalltalkCI test: '<path-to-Orebeon-git-repo>/.smalltalk.ston'

and you should get to the bottom of things ..

Dale

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Hi Dale,

I will try that locally. And before post the question i tried different formats:
* [ #ClassName ] (as stated in documention)
* [ '#ClassName' ]
* [ #'ClassName ']
* [#ClassName]
* maybe forgot other formats :)

And none worked :(, i will try locally to go deeper...

Regards,
Bruno