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Test suites in nested extensions have incorrect parent in test explorer #1275

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55 changes: 55 additions & 0 deletions src/TestExplorer/TestDiscovery.ts
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change
Expand Up @@ -66,6 +66,61 @@ export function updateTestsFromClasses(
updateTests(testController, targets);
}

export function updateTestsForTarget(
testController: vscode.TestController,
testTarget: { id: string; label: string },
testItems: TestClass[],
filterFile?: vscode.Uri
) {
// Because swift-testing suites can be defined through nested extensions the tests
// provided might not be directly parented to the test target. For instance, the
// target might be `Foo`, and one of the child `testItems` might be `Foo.Bar/Baz`.
// If we simply attach the `testItems` to the root test target then the intermediate
// suite `Bar` will be dropped. To avoid this, we syntheize the intermediate children
// just like we synthesize the test target.
function synthesizeChildren(testItem: TestClass): TestClass {
// Only Swift Testing tests can be nested in a way that requires synthesis.
if (testItem.style === "XCTest") {
return testItem;
}

const item = { ...testItem };
// To determine if any root level test items are missing a parent we check how many
// components there are in the ID. If there are more than one (the test target) then
// we synthesize all the intermediary test items.
const idComponents = testItem.id.split(/\.|\//);
idComponents.pop(); // Remove the last component to get the parent ID components
if (idComponents.length > 1) {
let newId = idComponents.slice(0, 2).join(".");
const remainingIdComponents = idComponents.slice(2);
if (remainingIdComponents.length) {
newId += "/" + remainingIdComponents.join("/");
}
return synthesizeChildren({
id: newId,
label: idComponents[idComponents.length - 1],
children: [item],
location: undefined,
disabled: false,
style: item.style,
tags: item.tags,
});
}
return item;
}

const testTargetClass: TestClass = {
id: testTarget.id,
label: testTarget.label,
children: testItems.map(synthesizeChildren),
location: undefined,
disabled: false,
style: "test-target",
tags: [],
};
updateTests(testController, [testTargetClass], filterFile);
}

/**
* Update Test Controller TestItems based off array of TestTargets
* @param testController Test controller
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24 changes: 9 additions & 15 deletions src/TestExplorer/TestExplorer.ts
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Expand Up @@ -210,23 +210,17 @@ export class TestExplorer {
if (target && target.type === "test") {
testExplorer.lspTestDiscovery
.getDocumentTests(folder.swiftPackage, uri)
.then(
tests =>
[
{
id: target.c99name,
label: target.name,
children: tests,
location: undefined,
disabled: false,
style: "test-target",
tags: [],
},
] as TestDiscovery.TestClass[]
.then(tests =>
TestDiscovery.updateTestsForTarget(
testExplorer.controller,
{ id: target.c99name, label: target.name },
tests,
uri
)
)
// Fallback to parsing document symbols for XCTests only
.catch(() => parseTestsFromDocumentSymbols(target.name, symbols, uri))
.then(tests => {
.catch(() => {
const tests = parseTestsFromDocumentSymbols(target.name, symbols, uri);
testExplorer.updateTests(testExplorer.controller, tests, uri);
});
}
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38 changes: 36 additions & 2 deletions test/integration-tests/testexplorer/TestDiscovery.test.ts
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change
Expand Up @@ -18,11 +18,13 @@ import { beforeEach } from "mocha";
import {
TestClass,
updateTests,
updateTestsForTarget,
updateTestsFromClasses,
} from "../../../src/TestExplorer/TestDiscovery";
import { reduceTestItemChildren } from "../../../src/TestExplorer/TestUtils";
import { SwiftPackage, Target, TargetType } from "../../../src/SwiftPackage";
import { SwiftToolchain } from "../../../src/toolchain/toolchain";
import { TestStyle } from "../../../src/sourcekit-lsp/extensions";

suite("TestDiscovery Suite", () => {
let testController: vscode.TestController;
Expand All @@ -49,12 +51,12 @@ suite("TestDiscovery Suite", () => {
);
}

function testItem(id: string): TestClass {
function testItem(id: string, style: TestStyle = "XCTest"): TestClass {
return {
id,
label: id,
disabled: false,
style: "XCTest",
style,
location: undefined,
tags: [],
children: [],
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -158,6 +160,38 @@ suite("TestDiscovery Suite", () => {
assert.deepStrictEqual(testController.items.get("foo")?.label, "New Label");
});

test("handles adding a test to an existing parent when updating with a partial tree", () => {
const child = testItem("AppTarget.AppTests/ChildTests/SubChildTests", "swift-testing");

updateTestsForTarget(testController, { id: "AppTarget", label: "AppTarget" }, [child]);

assert.deepStrictEqual(testControllerChildren(testController.items), [
{
id: "AppTarget",
tags: [{ id: "test-target" }, { id: "runnable" }],
children: [
{
id: "AppTarget.AppTests",
tags: [{ id: "swift-testing" }, { id: "runnable" }],
children: [
{
id: "AppTarget.AppTests/ChildTests",
tags: [{ id: "swift-testing" }, { id: "runnable" }],
children: [
{
id: "AppTarget.AppTests/ChildTests/SubChildTests",
tags: [{ id: "swift-testing" }, { id: "runnable" }],
children: [],
},
],
},
],
},
],
},
]);
});

test("updates tests from classes within a swift package", async () => {
const file = vscode.Uri.file("file:///some/file.swift");
const swiftPackage = await SwiftPackage.create(file, await SwiftToolchain.create());
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