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Hey, I have a problem with Junit, can someone help me with the code ?

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dan1st•3mo ago

Can you show your dependencies? How are you running the tests?

AdrianOP•3mo ago

okay wait

AdrianOP•3mo ago

Crain•3mo ago

sourceSets {
  test {
      java {
        srcDirs = 'src'
      }
    }
}

sourceSets {
  test {
      java {
        srcDirs = 'src'
      }
    }
}

@Allan

AdrianOP•3mo ago

still not working

Crain•3mo ago

In that case we'll swap to the more traditional approach, let me knab a screenshot

Crain•3mo ago

This is the traditional approach in Java Projects, we don't really do test files next to implementation files like you might see in TS/JS land.

AdrianOP•3mo ago

yeah but when I add module test it creates another main in the src

Crain•3mo ago

You aren't creating another module Just a directory

AdrianOP•3mo ago

so I have to create a directory test in the src and is java a directory or package

Crain•3mo ago

Not in /src, in your case it would be in the root Both are just folders They only look special because of IntelliJ You also need

test {
    useJUnitPlatform()
}

test {
    useJUnitPlatform()
}

In your build.gradle

AdrianOP•3mo ago

okay wait yeah but when I create a test directory out of src and create a java directory in the test directory then it doesn't recognize the imports

AdrianOP•3mo ago

and I added the useJUnitPlatform()

dan1st•3mo ago

it should be src/test/java normally, not test/java - but using a different structure is possible

Crain•3mo ago

/myProjectRoot
build.gradle
/src
  /main/java
  /test/java

/myProjectRoot
build.gradle
/src
  /main/java
  /test/java

This is the structure

AdrianOP•3mo ago

ah okay it doesn't let me choose directory option

AdrianOP•3mo ago

Crain•3mo ago

In this case package works It's mostly acting up because you defined the source location in build.gradle. /src/main is the default, so you don't need to specify it.

AdrianOP•3mo ago

Crain•3mo ago

And the build.gradle

AdrianOP•3mo ago

still doesn't work sadly nothing works

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