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Order of e2e tests execution spread across multiple *.go files #449

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przemolb opened this issue Aug 22, 2024 · 2 comments
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Order of e2e tests execution spread across multiple *.go files #449

przemolb opened this issue Aug 22, 2024 · 2 comments
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@przemolb
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What do you want to see?

Hello everyone,
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I would like to split all e2e tests across different *_test.go files for maintenance purposes.
How do I enforce specific order of all Test* functions from different *_test.go files ? Is there any way I can do that ?

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@przemolb I don't know of a way to force execution order of test functions spread across multiple files.

  • You can try to name your test functions with numerical suffix (i.e. TestMyFunc01(..), TestMyFunc02(..), etc).
  • You can write a test driver function that calls your own tests in order
func TestDriver(t *testing.T){
    myTestA(t)
    myTestB(t)
 ...
}
func myTestA(t *testing.T)
func myTestB(t *testing.T)

Hope that helps.

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