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Provide optional recursive
argument to test_dir()
#1605
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I'd be happy to review a PR that implemented this. |
Give test_dir() a recursive option (r-lib#1605) The recursive argument allows test files in nested directories.
@radbasa thanks! I'll take a look when I'm next working on testthat. |
Hello, all: I'm adding support for this idea from a non-package perspective. I'm developing something that isn't a package, instead it uses box and modules. I know testthat focuses on R packages, but testthat also works well with box. Adding a For example. I've structured my tests to mirror the workflow, that is test files within sub-directories within ./tests/testthat/. With
Thanks! |
@SaintRod Here is my take at supporting .testRegExp <- "^test-.*\\.[rR]$"
.relativeTo <- function(root, path) {
substr(path, nchar(root) + 2, nchar(path))
}
.maybeRelativeTo <- function(root, path) {
ifelse(
startsWith(path, root),
.relativeTo(root, path),
path
)
}
purge_cache <- function() { # nolint: object_name_linter
eapply(box:::loaded_mods, function(mod_ns) { # nolint: object_name_linter
box:::call_hook(mod_ns, ".on_unload", mod_ns)
}, all.names = TRUE)
rm(list = names(box:::loaded_mods), envir = box:::loaded_mods)
}
.source_dir <- function( # nolint: object_name_linter
path,
pattern = "\\.[rR]$",
env = test_env(),
chdir = TRUE,
wrap = TRUE) {
purge_cache()
}
withCallingHandlers(
testthat::with_mock(
testthat::auto_test("src", "tests/testthat"),
`testthat::auto_test` = function(codePath,
testPath,
reporter = testthat:::default_reporter(),
env = testthat:::test_env(),
hash = TRUE,
source_dir = .source_dir # nolint: object_name_linter
) {
reporter <- testthat:::find_reporter(reporter)
root <- normalizePath(".")
codePath <- normalizePath(codePath)
testPath <- normalizePath(testPath)
# Start by loading all code and running all tests
source_dir(codePath, env = env)
testthat::test_dir(
testPath,
env = env,
reporter = reporter$clone(deep = TRUE),
stop_on_failure = FALSE,
stop_on_warning = FALSE
)
# Next set up watcher to monitor changes
watcher <- function(added, deleted, modified) {
allTriggers <- normalizePath(c(added, deleted, modified))
testsAndHelpers <- .relativeTo(testPath, allTriggers[
testthat:::starts_with(allTriggers, testPath)
])
code <- .maybeRelativeTo(root, allTriggers[
testthat:::starts_with(allTriggers, codePath)
])
.isTest <- grepl(.testRegExp, basename(testsAndHelpers))
.testsTriggers <- normalizePath(c(added, modified))
tests <- testsAndHelpers[.isTest & allTriggers %in% .testsTriggers]
helpers <- testsAndHelpers[!.isTest]
nonTests <- c(code, helpers)
if (length(nonTests) >= 1) {
# Rerun all tests
if (length(code) >= 1) {
cat(
"Changed code: ",
paste0(code, collapse = ", "),
"\n"
)
}
if (length(helpers) >= 1) {
cat(
"Changed helpers: ",
paste0(helpers, collapse = ", "),
"\n"
)
}
if (length(code) >= 1) {
cat("Reloading code\n")
source_dir(codePath, env = env)
}
cat("Rerunning all tests\n")
testthat::test_dir(
testPath,
env = env,
reporter = reporter$clone(deep = TRUE),
stop_on_failure = FALSE,
stop_on_warning = FALSE
)
} else if (length(tests) >= 1) {
# Rerun added or changed tests
cat(
"Rerunning tests: ", paste0(tests, collapse = ", "), "\n"
)
testthat:::test_files(
test_dir = testPath,
test_paths = tests,
test_package = NULL,
env = env,
reporter = reporter$clone(deep = TRUE),
stop_on_failure = FALSE,
stop_on_warning = FALSE
)
}
TRUE
}
watch(c(codePath, testPath), watcher, hash = hash)
},
`testthat:::dir_state` = function(path, pattern = NULL, hash = TRUE) {
files <- list.files(path, pattern, full.names = TRUE, recursive = TRUE)
if (hash) {
fileStates <- vapply(files, testthat:::safe_digest, character(1))
} else {
fileStates <- stats::setNames(file.info(files)$mtime, files)
}
fileStates[!is.na(fileStates)]
},
`testthat::find_test_scripts` = function(path,
filter = NULL,
invert = FALSE,
...,
full.names = TRUE, # nolint: object_name_linter
start_first = NULL # nolint: object_name_linter
) {
files <- list.files(
path, .testRegExp,
full.names = TRUE, recursive = TRUE
)
files <- lapply(files, \(filepath) .maybeRelativeTo(path, filepath))
files <- testthat:::filter_test_scripts(files, filter, invert, ...)
testthat:::order_test_scripts(files, start_first)
}
),
warning = \(cond) {
if (
startsWith(
cond$message,
"`with_mock()` was deprecated "
)
) {
invokeRestart("muffleWarning")
}
}
)
|
Would it be possible to add a
recursive
argument totest_dir()
so that it (optionally) also looks for test files in sub-directories?Motivation:
I have a workflow where I put long running tests - or tests that needs stuff like database access - in subfolders of the
/test
directory. This works really well as they are not automatically executed bydevtools::test()
, but I can still manually trigger them. I even made a package to support this worklfow (testthis).Now if I want to run all tests in a directory and it's subdirectories at once, I have to resort to some really ugly code where i just use
with_mock
to override the test file discovery of testthat:I'd really love to be able to remove this abomination from my package, especially since
with_mock()
is deprecated.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: