GdUnit4 V4.1.0 feedback

[MikeSchulze]

You are invited to give me feedback on the GdUnit4.

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Please describe what you like and what you don't ;)
I ask for a factual discussion and constructive criticism here.

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If you found bugs, please report them here
Also feel free to create feature requests.

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Thanks in advance
Mike

[devpitOne]

Just tried this out and successfully implemented the tutorial. Very happy to see this level of integrated unit test support for Godot.

I was thinking of switching over to C#, so the C# support feature is of great interest to me.

[MikeSchulze]

Just tried this out and successfully implemented the tutorial. Very happy to see this level of integrated unit test support for Godot.

I was thinking of switching over to C#, so the C# support feature is of great interest to me.

Thanks for the feedback, C# support will be added again with v4.2.0.

[SdgGames]

I just got started with GDUnit4, and I'm loving it! One question - is there a concise way to run ALL tests? My project isn't that big, but it feels like I'm always running a subset of tests whenever I hit the "run tests" button. That just runs tests on the current file, right? Apologies if I missed something obvious, I just don't want tests to start failing silently if I'm always running tests against just the class I'm writing.

[MikeSchulze]

Thanks for the nice feedback.

You can easily run all tests by selecting a folder and using the context menu.

I checked the documentation and it looks like I forgot to mention this option.

You can also enable the "Run Overall" button in the UI settings.
Then you get an additional button in the inspector to run all tests at once.

[MikeSchulze]

The documentation is now update and has a new FAQ entry
https://mikeschulze.github.io/gdUnit4/faq/run-tests/

[andrew-wilkes]

I just want to say that I like it a lot. I am re-coding one of my projects and wanted to implement better testing. So far I have implemented some unit tests on class scripts. My project code is here: https://github.com/andrew-wilkes/logic-simulator-2/tree/main

[megonemad1]

Hi, is there a way to kind of do parameterized tests but based on the result of a function call against the scene runner?

I have a scene that defines states it can take and in an attempt to not repeat myself I want to call the scenes .get_state_list and then run the scene as a scene runner with each and the test UI properly distinguish between each option as a test.

[MikeSchulze]

Dynamic data sets are not supported. Parameterized test uses static predefined data sets.

To check scene state changes, you can use signals to await for a state.
Or wait for a function state

func test_wait_for_scene_state() -> void:
	var scene := runner.scene()
	await assert_func(scene, "get_state").wait_until(1000).is_equal(10)

[megonemad1]

That's not quite the usecase I had, but good to know it doesn't support dynamic tests based on non static test cases