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Suite descriptions are not aggregated #126
Description
Consider the following test scenario:
create or replace package x is
--%suite(suite x)
--%suitepath(foo.bar)
--%test(feature a)
--%disabled
procedure test_a;
--%test(feature b)
--%disabled
procedure test_b;
end;
/
create or replace package y is
--%suite(suite y)
--%suitepath(foo.bar)
--%test(feature c)
--%disabled
procedure test_c;
--%test(feature d)
--%disabled
procedure test_d;
end;
/
Running the following code in the worksheet
set serveroutput on size unlimited
execute ut.run('plscope:foo');
produces a result similar to:
foo
bar
suite y
feature c [0 sec] (DISABLED)
feature d [0 sec] (DISABLED)
suite x
feature a [0 sec] (DISABLED)
feature b [0 sec] (DISABLED)
Finished in .008275 seconds
4 tests, 0 failed, 0 errored, 4 disabled, 0 warning(s)
In the realtime reporter the result looks like this:

I see the following problems:
- The suite description is
suite y for the nodes foo, bar, y. It's correct for x only. For the other nodes foo and bar the description should be aggregated. Either something like suite y; suite x (order according position in the tree).
- The option
Show description (if present) is not honored for the nodes x and y (see also output of the worksheet).
suite x should be shown instead of x
suite y should be shown instead of y
Activity
PhilippSalvisberg commented on Jan 4, 2021
The pre-run event document in this case looks as follows:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<event type="pre-run">
<items>
<suite id="foo">
<name>foo</name>
<items>
<suite id="foo.bar">
<name>bar</name>
<items>
<suite id="foo.bar.y">
<name>y</name>
<description>suite y</description>
<items>
<test id="foo.bar.y.test_c">
<executableType>test</executableType>
<ownerName>SCOTT</ownerName>
<objectName>y</objectName>
<procedureName>test_c</procedureName>
<disabled>true</disabled>
<name>test_c</name>
<description>feature c</description>
<testNumber>1</testNumber>
</test>
<test id="foo.bar.y.test_d">
<executableType>test</executableType>
<ownerName>SCOTT</ownerName>
<objectName>y</objectName>
<procedureName>test_d</procedureName>
<disabled>true</disabled>
<name>test_d</name>
<description>feature d</description>
<testNumber>2</testNumber>
</test>
</items>
</suite>
<suite id="foo.bar.x">
<name>x</name>
<description>suite x</description>
<items>
<test id="foo.bar.x.test_a">
<executableType>test</executableType>
<ownerName>SCOTT</ownerName>
<objectName>x</objectName>
<procedureName>test_a</procedureName>
<disabled>true</disabled>
<name>test_a</name>
<description>feature a</description>
<testNumber>3</testNumber>
</test>
<test id="foo.bar.x.test_b">
<executableType>test</executableType>
<ownerName>SCOTT</ownerName>
<objectName>x</objectName>
<procedureName>test_b</procedureName>
<disabled>true</disabled>
<name>test_b</name>
<description>feature b</description>
<testNumber>4</testNumber>
</test>
</items>
</suite>
</items>
</suite>
</items>
</suite>
</items>
<totalNumberOfTests>4</totalNumberOfTests>
</event>
It shows that the following nodes do not have a description:
This means that instead of aggregating just an null value for description would be the better solution. It would reflect the utPLSQL model.
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