refactor(tests): phase 4, move dependent to org.testng.dependent - #3504
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depth_of counted every bracket, including ones inside a string literal. A
description reading "GITHUB-765: expected (" left the parser at the wrong
depth, so a real description looked missing.
It skips characters inside a string now, escapes included. Three tests
cover it: an open bracket in the text, the same over three lines, and a
closing bracket alone. Two of them failed before the fix.
The failure was a false rejection rather than a false pass, so nothing
wrong was ever accepted. juherr found it on the phase 3 review and asked
for the test first.
…ake three tests Phase 4 of eight. test.dependent moves to org.testng.dependent, and test.testng317 joins it. Three tests in this scope had stopped running, and all three pass now. test.testng317.VerifyTest was in no suite file and asserted nothing. It ran TestNG over two classes and printed a count. Its samples set up a real question: ClassA and ClassB both declare sameNameE, and ClassA.sameNameF depends on "sameNameE" by name alone. The dependency resolves inside its own class, and the test asserts the whole order. It is now DependsOnMethodsWithSharedNamesTest. GitHub testng-team#317 is a pull request, so the old number pointed at nothing. MissingGroupTest and MissingMethodTest were commented out in testng.xml. Both expected a skip. TestNG refuses the run instead, which is what their own method names say, so the bodies had drifted from the names. Both now assert the exception and the method that caused it. They record something nothing else did: alwaysRun means run when a dependency fails, and does not excuse a dependency that was never there. Only ignoreMissingDependencies does that. DependentTest asserted the order of a dependency list. Renaming the package changed that order, which shows it was never a contract. GITHUB-893 is about which methods are dependencies, so the assertion is order-free now. This is the second phase to find an order assertion that TestNG does not promise. Three of its expected messages named the old package inside a string starting with \n. The reference rewrite skips a name preceded by a word character, and the n of \n is one, so it left them behind. The earlier phases were checked for the same miss and have none. The plan gains two corrections. Its command for finding executable classes did not strip XML comments, which is how two disabled tests were filed as executable. Registering a class now checks the insert point is outside a comment, because a class registered inside one compiles, passes review and never runs. Four more commented-out classes are recorded for the phases that meet them. The inventory gains three lines and loses none. Every one of its 65 removals pairs with a rename, with no change of status or count.
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- Line 39: Update the assertion in DependsOnMethodsWithSharedNamesTest to avoid
requiring a global execution order: verify that all expected methods ran, then
separately assert only that ClassA.sameNameE executes before ClassA.sameNameF.
Preserve coverage of same-name dependency resolution without constraining the
relative ordering of the ClassA and ClassB chains.
In `@testng-core/src/test/java/org/testng/dependent/samples/GitHub261Test.java`:
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the global execution-order requirement.
containsExactly requires the complete ClassB chain to run before the complete ClassA chain. The dependency contract only requires each dependency to run before its dependent method. A valid scheduler change can fail this test without breaking same-name resolution.
Assert that all expected methods ran. Then assert only the required relation that ClassA.sameNameE precedes ClassA.sameNameF.
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In
`@testng-core/src/test/java/org/testng/dependent/DependsOnMethodsWithSharedNamesTest.java`
at line 39, Update the assertion in DependsOnMethodsWithSharedNamesTest to avoid
requiring a global execution order: verify that all expected methods ran, then
separately assert only that ClassA.sameNameE executes before ClassA.sameNameF.
Preserve coverage of same-name dependency resolution without constraining the
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Three findings, two in refs-in-sync.sh and one in a test written the same day. The parser read any line holding "@test(" as the start of an annotation. A commented-out annotation satisfied a document row that no live code carried, and so did an example inside a javadoc. It strips comments before reading a line now. A block comment carries across lines, because a javadoc continuation line has no marker of its own. It walks the line rather than cutting at the first //, so a // inside a string stays text. The same change fixes a false rejection. A bracket inside a comment within a multi-line @test raised the depth, the annotation never closed, and a real description was reported missing. DependsOnMethodsWithSharedNamesTest asserted the order of all thirteen methods. That fixes the interleaving of two chains with no dependency between them, which nothing promises. It asserts each chain as a subsequence now, and states the real claim directly: ClassB.sameNameE runs before ClassA.sameNameF and does not release it. That last one is the third over-strict order assertion in this phase. The other two were already here and this migration exposed them. I wrote this one an hour after replacing them. Three tests cover the parser change, and reverting it fails them. Removing the dependency from ClassA.sameNameF fails the weakened assertion, so it still catches what it exists for.
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The same change fixes a false rejection. A bracket inside a comment within a multi-line And one in a test I wrote for this phase. assertThat(m_methods.indexOf(b + "sameNameE"))
.isLessThan(m_methods.indexOf(a + "sameNameF"));
Worth saying plainly: that is the third over-strict order assertion in this phase. The other two were already in the tree and the rename exposed them. I wrote this one an hour after replacing them. Removing the dependency from All 14 checks are green, including the |
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Thanks for this phase. The relocation itself looks consistent and the latest change correctly removed the unsupported global ordering assumption between the two independent dependency chains.
I still see a few coverage issues that should be checked before merging:
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GitHub261Testlooks incorrectly classified as a sample. It is an actual test driver (@Test, extendsSimpleBaseTest, runs nested TestNG and asserts the result) for the real regression described by GitHub #261. Underorg.testng.dependent.samplesit is excluded by the Gradle test configuration, and I could not find another test exercising its samples. Please move/register it as an executable test, or explain where equivalent coverage now exists. Ideally verify this with a red/green run. -
DependsOnMethodsWithSharedNamesTestdoes not appear to prove the specific class-local dependency resolution it is intended to protect. If theisTopLevelOrSameTestClassfiltering were removed andsameNameFbecame dependent on bothClassA.sameNameEandClassB.sameNameE, all current ordering assertions could still pass. Please verify the test goes red for that actual mutation, not only when the dependency is removed entirely. A direct assertion onsameNameF's upstream dependencies (e.g. using the existingDependencyTrackingListener) would make this deterministic and explicitly prove that onlyClassA.sameNameEis selected. -
Please isolate the missing-dependency scenarios.
MissingGroupTest/MissingMethodTestcurrently combine a method that aborts the run with methods usingignoreMissingDependencies, so the tests do not actually prove that the ignored cases execute successfully.MissingMethodTestalso documentsalwaysRun=trueas not tolerating a nonexistent method, whileMethodHelper.findDependedUponMethods()currently explicitly continues whenm.isAlwaysRun()is true. Please verify the intended behavior and add separate red/green coverage for:- a regular missing dependency -> exception;
ignoreMissingDependencies=true-> method runs;alwaysRun=true-> whichever behavior is intentionally supported/documented.
For each point, please fix/add the coverage if applicable; if the current behavior/test is intentional, please explain why the concern does not apply and, where possible, demonstrate it with a red/green regression test.
Three points from juherr, all valid. GitHub261Test was filed as a sample. It is a test: it extends SimpleBaseTest, runs a nested TestNG and asserts the result. It had never run, and the move made that worse, because the build excludes org/testng/**/samples/**. It moves to org.testng.dependent, is registered, and passes. That is the fourth test this phase brings back. DependsOnMethodsWithSharedNamesTest proved nothing. It asserted an order, and an order holds whether sameNameF waits for ClassA.sameNameE or for both. It reads the declared dependency now, through an IMethodInterceptor. A listener cannot: ITestNGMethod#upstreamDependencies() answers the declared dependencies to an interceptor, and after scheduling it also answers the order preserve-order imposes. Reading it from a listener reported ClassA.sameNameA depending on all five ClassB methods. The class comment named the wrong mechanism twice before this. The name is not ambiguous to TestNG at all: DependencyMap keys on the qualified name, so the two sameNameE are separate keys. The choice still matters. Renaming ClassA.sameNameE makes sameNameF resolve to ClassB.sameNameE with no error, so a lookup that grew less specific would be silent. MissingGroupTest and MissingMethodTest each mixed two cases in one run. A run stops at the first method it refuses, so the ignoreMissingDependencies cases were never shown to run. Six tests now, one case each, over six samples that carry one case each. The two mixed samples are gone, along with the dead main methods nobody called. That work settled what alwaysRun does. It never helps: the run stops for a missing method and for a missing group. MethodHelper.findDependedUponMethods skips its own check when isAlwaysRun() is true, and DependencyMap then throws because it never asks. Two places decide one thing and disagree. Filed as testng-team#3506, and the six tests pin today's behaviour. The inventory gains nine lines and loses three. The three are the old method names of the two rewritten tests.
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All three are valid. Fixed in
The shared-names test proved nothing. Also right. An order holds whether Two corrections, though, and both cost me time so they may save you some.
Your mutation cannot fail. I then guessed the The fixture's premise still holds. Renaming The That work answered your question about
You are right that I cannot decide which behaviour is intended, so I did not put a guess in a comment — the last comment I wrote about The execution inventory gains nine lines and loses three. The three are the old method names of the two rewritten tests. All 14 checks are green, including both |
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Thanks for addressing the previous review. I rechecked the latest changes and the three blocking points are now properly covered:
GitHub261Testis back in the executable package, registered and exercising the #261 regression.DependsOnMethodsWithSharedNamesTestnow asserts the actual declared dependency ofClassA.sameNameF, instead of inferring it from execution order. This directly protects the behavior the test is meant to cover.- Missing method/group dependencies are now isolated into independent cases, so regular missing dependencies,
ignoreMissingDependencies, andalwaysRunare each actually exercised. ThealwaysRuninconsistency is also explicitly tracked in #3506 instead of being silently redefined in this relocation.
The earlier CodeRabbit findings are addressed/outdated, and I do not see another actionable issue in the latest changes.
The new tests are materially better regression guards than the previous versions. In particular, future changes to dependency resolution or missing-dependency handling should now fail the corresponding focused tests rather than being masked by another case in the same run.
Looks good to me.
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Fixes #3494.
Phase 4 of eight in #3446.
test.dependentmoves toorg.testng.dependent, andtest.testng317joins it. 95 files, 22 executable.
The move itself was routine. What follows is what the move turned up.
Three tests had stopped running. All three pass now.
test.testng317.VerifyTestwas in no suite file and asserted nothing. It ran TestNG over twoclasses and printed a count.
Its samples set up a real question.
ClassAandClassBboth declaresameNameE, andClassA.sameNameFdepends on"sameNameE"by name alone. So the two are told apart only by theclass that declares them. The observed order:
sameNameFwaits forClassA.sameNameE, not forClassB.sameNameE, which ran five positionsearlier. The test asserts the whole order, with a comment on the line that matters. It is now
DependsOnMethodsWithSharedNamesTest. GitHub #317 is a pull request, so the old number pointed atnothing a reader can open.
MissingGroupTestandMissingMethodTestwere commented out intestng.xml. Both expected askip. TestNG refuses the run instead, which is exactly what their own method names say
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verifyThatExceptionIsThrownIf...). The bodies had drifted from the names.Both now assert the exception and the method that caused it. Between them they record something
nothing else in the suite did:
alwaysRunandignoreMissingDependenciesare notinterchangeable.
alwaysRunmeans run when a dependency fails. It does not excuse a dependencythat was never there.
Two things a reviewer should be told, not have to find
DependentTestasserted an order TestNG does not promise.testDownstreamDependencyRetrievaland
testUpstreamDependencyRetrievalusedcontainsExactlyon a dependency list. Renaming thepackage changed that order, which is the proof it was never a contract. GITHUB-893 is about which
methods are dependencies, so both are order-free now.
This is the second phase to find one of these. Phase 3 found the same shape in
FailedInvocationCountTest. Phases 5 to 8 will find more.My reference rewrite has a blind spot. Three expected messages in
DependentTestnamed the oldpackage inside a string beginning
\n. The rewrite skips a name preceded by a word character, so itdoes not match inside a longer identifier, and the
nof\nis a word character. It left allthree behind and the tests failed.
I checked every earlier phase for the same miss. They are clean; no earlier feature had a class name
written straight after an escape. The gap in the tool is still there, and phases 5 to 8 should watch
for it.
The plan gains two corrections
Its command for finding executable classes did not strip XML comments. That is how two disabled
tests were filed as executable in this phase.
VerifyTestExecution.declaredClasses()already stripsthem, so the build and the plan disagreed about what "declared" means.
Registering a class now checks the insert point is outside a comment. I put one inside a comment
block first. It compiles, passes review, and never runs, and the guard does not catch it either,
because it strips comments before reading.
Four more commented-out classes are recorded for the phases that meet them. One of them,
test.issue565.Issue565Test, already has a verified reference indocs/test-issue-references.mdwhile being switched off.
Issue references
Eight, all already in the code, all proven, all real issues. Phase 4 adds none. The 19 registered
classes in
test.dependentwithout a description have introducing commits that name no issue atall, so there is nothing to prove.
Every row in
docs/test-issue-references.mdis generated from the GitHub API and from git, nevertyped.
Evidence the phase lost nothing
The execution inventory has 65 removals, and every one pairs with a rename, with no change of status
or count. It has 3 additions, and all three are the revived tests. 1635 entries in, 1638 out.
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