feat: add test module #55
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Signed-off-by: Adam Talbot <[email protected]>
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| ## Run golang tests |
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What does "golang" mean in this context?
Generally we have unit and e2e tests using both ginkgo and gotestsum.
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I was just thinking unit tests since e2e tests usually require extra setup so should setup their own target. I can reword the target to test-go-unit or something?
| ## @category [shared] Test | ||
| .PHONY: test-go | ||
| test-go: | $(NEEDS_GOTESTSUM) | ||
| $(if $(go_test_targets),$(GOTESTSUM) $(addprefix --junitfile=, $(junitfile)) -- $(go_test_targets)) |
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Is this general enough to model tests like https://github.com/cert-manager/approver-policy/blob/main/make/test-smoke.mk#L58-L63 here? & is that what we are aiming for?
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Depends if we care much about the runner, I only used gotestsum because I saw cert-manager repo using it and it already existed as a tool. Happy to use ginkgo instead if thats easier.
Of could use a flag to specify what runner you want then have a ifdef else statement here
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The challenge is that unit tests sometimes use gotestsum and e2e tests use ginkgo or another combination of both.
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You could not define any go_test_targets and just add your own target to shared_test_targets. Then you could use whatever runner you like.
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You have given me an idea for an improvement though 🙂
Adds a simple module to add targets to a shared "make test" target. Also includes a built in target for testing golang packages