TestLogging (Gradle API 8.14.2) (original) (raw)

• Method Details

  • getEvents

  Returns the events to be logged.
  Returns:
  the events to be logged

  • setEvents

  Sets the events to be logged.
  Parameters:
  events - the events to be logged
  Since:
  4.0

  • setEvents

  void setEvents(Iterable<?> events)
  Sets the events to be logged.
  Parameters:
  events - the events to be logged

  • events

  void events(Object... events)
  Sets the events to be logged. Events can be passed as enum values (e.g. TestLogEvent.FAILED) or Strings (e.g. "failed").
  Parameters:
  events - the events to be logged

  • getMinGranularity

  Returns the minimum granularity of the events to be logged. Typically, 0 corresponds to events from the Gradle-generated test suite for the whole test run, 1 corresponds to the Gradle-generated test suite for a particular test JVM, 2 corresponds to a test class, and 3 corresponds to a test method. These values may extend higher if user-defined suites or parameterized test methods are executed. Events from levels lower than the specified granularity will be ignored.
  The default granularity is -1, which specifies that test events from only the most granular level should be logged. In other words, if a test method is not parameterized, only events from the test method will be logged and events from the test class and lower will be ignored. On the other hand, if a test method is parameterized, then events from the iterations of that test method will be logged and events from the test method and lower will be ignored.
  Returns:
  the minimum granularity of the events to be logged

  • setMinGranularity

  void setMinGranularity(int granularity)
  Sets the minimum granularity of the events to be logged. Typically, 0 corresponds to events from the Gradle-generated test suite for the whole test run, 1 corresponds to the Gradle-generated test suite for a particular test JVM, 2 corresponds to a test class, and 3 corresponds to a test method. These values may extend higher if user-defined suites or parameterized test methods are executed. Events from levels lower than the specified granularity will be ignored.
  The default granularity is -1, which specifies that test events from only the most granular level should be logged. In other words, if a test method is not parameterized, only events from the test method will be logged and events from the test class and lower will be ignored. On the other hand, if a test method is parameterized, then events from the iterations of that test method will be logged and events from the test method and lower will be ignored.
  Parameters:
  granularity - the minimum granularity of the events to be logged

  • getMaxGranularity

  Returns the maximum granularity of the events to be logged. Typically, 0 corresponds to the Gradle-generated test suite for the whole test run, 1 corresponds to the Gradle-generated test suite for a particular test JVM, 2 corresponds to a test class, and 3 corresponds to a test method. These values may extend higher if user-defined suites or parameterized test methods are executed. Events from levels higher than the specified granularity will be ignored.
  The default granularity is -1, which specifies that test events from only the most granular level should be logged. Setting this value to something lower will cause events from a higher level to be ignored. For example, setting the value to 3 will cause only events from the test method level to be logged and any events from iterations of a parameterized test method will be ignored.
  Returns:
  the maximum granularity of the events to be logged

  • setMaxGranularity

  void setMaxGranularity(int granularity)
  Returns the maximum granularity of the events to be logged. Typically, 0 corresponds to the Gradle-generated test suite for the whole test run, 1 corresponds to the Gradle-generated test suite for a particular test JVM, 2 corresponds to a test class, and 3 corresponds to a test method. These values may extend higher if user-defined suites or parameterized test methods are executed. Events from levels higher than the specified granularity will be ignored.
  The default granularity is -1, which specifies that test events from only the most granular level should be logged. Setting this value to something lower will cause events from a higher level to be ignored. For example, setting the value to 3 will cause only events from the test method level to be logged and any events from iterations of a parameterized test method will be ignored.
  Note that since the default value of getMinGranularity() is -1 (the highest level of granularity) it only makes sense to configure the maximum granularity while also setting the minimum granularity to a value greater than -1.
  Parameters:
  granularity - the maximum granularity of the events to be logged

  • getDisplayGranularity

  @Internal int getDisplayGranularity()
  Returns the display granularity of the events to be logged. For example, if set to 0, a method-level event will be displayed as "Test Run > Test Worker x > org.SomeClass > org.someMethod". If set to 2, the same event will be displayed as "org.someClass > org.someMethod".
  -1 denotes the highest granularity and corresponds to an atomic test.
  Returns:
  the display granularity of the events to be logged

  • setDisplayGranularity

  void setDisplayGranularity(int granularity)
  Sets the display granularity of the events to be logged. For example, if set to 0, a method-level event will be displayed as "Test Run > Test Worker x > org.SomeClass > org.someMethod". If set to 2, the same event will be displayed as "org.someClass > org.someMethod".
  -1 denotes the highest granularity and corresponds to an atomic test.
  Parameters:
  granularity - the display granularity of the events to be logged

  • getShowExceptions

  @Internal boolean getShowExceptions()
  Tells whether exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged. Typically these exceptions coincide with a "failed" event. Defaults to true.
  Returns:
  whether exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged

  • setShowExceptions

  void setShowExceptions(boolean flag)
  Sets whether exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged. Defaults to true.
  Parameters:
  flag - whether exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged

  • getShowCauses

  Tells whether causes of exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged. Only relevant if showExceptions is true. Defaults to true.
  Returns:
  whether causes of exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged

  • setShowCauses

  void setShowCauses(boolean flag)
  Sets whether causes of exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged. Only relevant if showExceptions is true. Defaults to true.
  Parameters:
  flag - whether causes of exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged

  • getShowStackTraces

  @Internal boolean getShowStackTraces()
  Tells whether stack traces of exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged. Defaults to true.
  Returns:
  whether stack traces of exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged

  • setShowStackTraces

  void setShowStackTraces(boolean flag)
  Sets whether stack traces of exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged. Defaults to true.
  Parameters:
  flag - whether stack traces of exceptions that occur during test execution will be logged

  • getExceptionFormat

  Returns the format to be used for logging test exceptions. Only relevant if showStackTraces is true. Defaults to TestExceptionFormat.FULL for the INFO and DEBUG log levels and TestExceptionFormat.SHORT for the LIFECYCLE log level.
  Returns:
  the format to be used for logging test exceptions

  • setExceptionFormat

  Sets the format to be used for logging test exceptions. Only relevant if showStackTraces is true. Defaults to TestExceptionFormat.FULL for the INFO and DEBUG log levels and TestExceptionFormat.SHORT for the LIFECYCLE log level.
  Parameters:
  exceptionFormat - the format to be used for logging test exceptions
  Since:
  4.0

  • setExceptionFormat

  void setExceptionFormat(Object exceptionFormat)
  Sets the format to be used for logging test exceptions. Only relevant if showStackTraces is true. Defaults to TestExceptionFormat.FULL for the INFO and DEBUG log levels and TestExceptionFormat.SHORT for the LIFECYCLE log level.
  Parameters:
  exceptionFormat - the format to be used for logging test exceptions

  • getStackTraceFilters

  Returns the set of filters to be used for sanitizing test stack traces.
  Returns:
  the set of filters to be used for sanitizing test stack traces

  • setStackTraceFilters

  Sets the set of filters to be used for sanitizing test stack traces.
  Parameters:
  stackTraces - the set of filters to be used for sanitizing test stack traces
  Since:
  4.0

  • setStackTraceFilters

  void setStackTraceFilters(Iterable<?> stackTraces)
  Sets the set of filters to be used for sanitizing test stack traces.
  Parameters:
  stackTraces - the set of filters to be used for sanitizing test stack traces

  • stackTraceFilters

  void stackTraceFilters(Object... stackTraces)
  Convenience method for setStackTraceFilters(java.lang.Iterable). Accepts both enum values and Strings.

  • getShowStandardStreams

  @Internal boolean getShowStandardStreams()
  Tells whether output on standard out and standard error will be logged. Equivalent to checking if both log events TestLogEvent.STANDARD_OUT and TestLogEvent.STANDARD_ERROR are set.

  • setShowStandardStreams

  TestLogging setShowStandardStreams(boolean flag)
  Sets whether output on standard out and standard error will be logged. Equivalent to setting log events TestLogEvent.STANDARD_OUT and TestLogEvent.STANDARD_ERROR.