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Key: IDEA-15684
Type: Usability Problem Usability Problem
Status: Open Open
Assignee: Anna Kozlova
Reporter: Erik Pragt
Votes: 0
Watchers: 0
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An option to specify the testing framework in a project.

Created: 12 Oct 07 17:51   Updated: 12 Oct 07 18:04
Component/s: Unit Testing. JUnit, Unit Testing. TestNG

Build: 7,330
Severity: High


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I'd like to have an option to specify which testframework I use in my project (JUnit, TestNG, both). Currently I don't have this option, and everytime I run a test (with CTRL+SHIFT+F10), I have to specify which testrunner I want to want to use. This is an extra step each testrun, and since I run tests more than 50 times a day within IntelliJ, this is getting a bit of a nuisance. So if you please could a project option to specify which framework to use, or autodetect it or something, it would save me 50 clicks a day.

Btw, this only happens on packages, for test classes IntelliJ does detect the correct type of test.



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Dmitry Jemerov - 12 Oct 07 17:52
As a workaround, if you don't have any TestNG tests, you can disable the TestNG plugin.

Erik Pragt - 12 Oct 07 18:04
Well, actually I do have TestNG tests, but not in this project. Thansk for the tip though, I'll use it, though I would still appreciate it if you would consider this problem, though you might have a better solution for this than the ones I proposed.