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There are actually 4 core test suites:
a) org.jruby.test.MainTestSuite
, a suite of pure-java tests;
b) org.jruby.test.TestUnitTestSuite
, which runs a suite of files named
one-per-line in test/jruby_index
(and other test/*_index
files).
Note: some are commented out.
c) Rubyspecs
, a recent point-in-time copy of RubySpec
project. The specs
are written in rspec
format and aim to test conformance of JRuby
against the Ruby specification.
d) MRI's own tests, synced periodically. The tests are run with
rake test:mri19
and known failing tests are marked as such in
excludes files under test/externals/ruby1.9/excludes
.
If you'd like to contribute new tests, we'd prefer you write them via the
rubyspecs
project. If the tests are very specific to JRuby (like Java
Integration) we prefer writing rspec
s under our specs
directory.
We're also interested in running tests for other ruby software suites; if
you want to grab your favorite ruby software and run its own tests under JRuby
and report to the mailing list at dev@jruby.codehaus.org
, that would be great.
Please file any and all patches in Github issues
Using ant, type
ant test
The three test suites should be run in order.
To run rubyspecs, type
ant spec
A slightly shorter run we run frequently is:
ant spec-short
The rubyspecs will be fetched over the net, and then executed.
To run an individual test:
ant install-dev-gems
which will install bin/rspec
for use.ant compile-test
to compile the java fixtures (you don't need to wait for the tests to finish) then test as normal with bin/rspec spec/path-to-spec