Enable running jni test during gradle build #1553
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Signed-off-by: Navneet Verma <[email protected]>
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Description
Earlier the jni tests were not running as part of ./gradlew build, with this change the tests will run as part of
./gradlew build.To enable the tests I added a new gradle task
jniTest, which can be run via./gradlew jniTest. I also added the dependency ofchecktask of gradle on this test. As check already runs integTest and test so it make sense to run jni test as part of check.checktask is already a dependency ofbuildtask.Also validated that on doing
./gradlew build --dry-runI can seejniTesttask.How to run jni test with gradle?
Same is added in docs.
Why Jni Test is not added as part of test task?
The test task currently runs all the Java unit test. My initial plan was to do that only, but what it will lead to is if a user just want to run specific unit test via
--tests, then also the jni test will run. We can add a parameter that can skip the tests if explicitly passed but this also creates a huddle as on failure of unit test we cannot just copy paste the command provided by gradle to run the failed unit test.Issues Resolved
#1453
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