Is there a way to see a report of all the impacted tests that are run after using ekstazi?

[moumitamazumdar]

I tried implementing ekstazi in my project and see it picked up small set of tests while running it through ekstazi. But there was no way to see a report that tells us what all tests are actually run.

[gliga]

Hi,

There is (currently) no direct way to see the list of tests that are run. However, if you are using Ant/Maven/Gradle, they would print the list of executed tests (and you can process those logs). Another, also not a direct way, is to check files that are touched/added into .ekstazi directory after each run; files for those classes that are not run remain the same (including the timestamp, of course, if you are running on the same machine).

Milos

[moumitamazumdar]

Thank you for your reply!!
We are also using spring boot applications using mockito and spock framework. Can you let us know if ekstazi can be used for such applications?

[gliga]

We have tried earlier versions of Ekstazi on several projects that use mocking frameworks. We encountered no problem, but let us know if you observe any issue and we would look into details.