Cedar support?

[haskelash]

I'm trying to get our project to work with Travis CI which uses xctool. Our project uses Cedar as a testing framework. On Travis, our project builds fine and everything is green, but it doesn't actually run the tests. It says "** TEST SUCCEEDED: 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 errored, 0 total **"

I also get this warning

skipping: This test bundle contained no tests.

Is there a way to get Cedar working with xctool/Travis?

Thanks.

[LegNeato]

Hmmm, the Cedar team's travis build seems to use the stock (xctool) build and test. We don't use it at FB though so can't confirm for sure.

[LegNeato]

The logic for that is here:

https://github.com/facebook/xctool/blob/master/xctool/xctool/RunTestsAction.m#L559

Perhaps we are keying off something that doesn't hold with Cedar? Mind reproing and debugging a bit?

[ExtremeMan]

Most likely these lines don't support other testing frameworks: https://github.com/facebook/xctool/blob/master/otest-query/OtestQuery/OtestQuery.m and https://github.com/facebook/xctool/blob/master/Common/DuplicateTestNameFix.m.

[jonstorer]

Any movement on this? I'd love to use xctool on travis, but without Cedar support, it's impossible.

[ExtremeMan]

We will be happy to review PR. Though I don't think we will add it by our own in the nearest future.

[ghost]

Thank you for reporting this issue and appreciate your patience. We've notified the core team for an update on this issue. We're looking for a response within the next 30 days or the issue may be closed.

[adamhrz]

@haskelash There is a new version of Cedar that works on XCode 7. We were seeing the 0 tests and turned out to be Cedar and PivotalCoreKit which were both updated September 16th cedarbdd/cedar#354

[ExtremeMan]

@adamhrz, ah, awesome. Could you just double confirm that xctool + Xcode 7 + Cedar are working together? If yes, I will close the issue then.

[adamhrz]

@ExtremeMan Just digging out my command line xctool command for this project and will confirm

[ExtremeMan]

@adamhrz, thanks a lot. I appreciate that.

[adamhrz]

@ExtremeMan @haskelash confirmed xctool 0.2.4 running xcode7cedar tests fails but xctool 0.2.6 running xcode7cedar tests pass

[ExtremeMan]

Awesome, @adamhrz. Thanks a lot for looking and confirming! Closing since it is fixed.

[adamhrz]

@ExtremeMan @haskelash My apologies but while it seemed things were running here when running from the command line (requiring xctool 0.2.6) the actual run-test phase fails because it says the .xctest folder contains no tests

[ExtremeMan]

So you see ** TEST SUCCEEDED: 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 errored, 0 total **?

[adamhrz]

Unfortunately, yes. Running xcodebuild works fine and generates our junit
output for reporting to CI:

xcodebuild -project "blahblahblah.xcodeproj" -scheme "blahblahblahApp" -sdk
iphonesimulator test | xcpretty -r junit --output ./junit.xml

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So you see ** TEST SUCCEEDED: 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 errored, 0 total **?

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[briancroom]

Just a quick update to ensure all interested parties get notified - Cedar's behavior has been adjusted to allow xctool's otest-query to find Cedar specs, fixing this issue.

[ExtremeMan]

Awesome, thanks for the update and fix, @briancroom !