NAME
Kernel::System::UnitTest – functions to run all or some OTRS unit tests
PUBLIC INTERFACE
Run()
run all or some tests located in scripts/test/**/*.t
and print the result.
$UnitTestObject->Run(
Tests => ['JSON', 'User'], # optional, execute certain test files only
Directory => 'Selenium', # optional, execute tests in subdirectory
Verbose => 1, # optional (default 0), only show result details for all tests, not just failing
SubmitURL => $URL, # optional, send results to unit test result server
SubmitAuth => '0abc86125f0fd37baae' # optional authentication string for unit test result server
SubmitResultAsExitCode => 1, # optional, specify if exit code should not indicate if tests were ok/not ok, but if submission was successful instead
JobID => 12, # optional job ID for unit test submission to server
Scenario => 'OTRS 6 git', # optional scenario identifier for unit test submission to server
PostTestScripts => ['...'], # Script(s) to execute after a test has been run.
# You can specify %File%, %TestOk% and %TestNotOk% as dynamic arguments.
PreSubmitScripts => ['...'], # Script(s) to execute after all tests have been executed
# and the results are about to be sent to the server.
NumberOfTestRuns => 10, # optional (default 1), number of successive runs for every single unit test
StopOnError => 1, # optional (default 0), stop test run on any test case failure.
Chunk => 1, # optional (default 1), chunk to determine which chunk of tests should be executed
TotalChunks => 1, # optional (default 1), amount of total chunks to be executed
RoleFilter => '...', # optional role filter for new test system to filter which tests should be executed
TestTypes => '...', # optional test types (e.g. 'Selenium') to filter which tests should be executed
SkipTestTypes => '...', # optional test types (e.g. 'Selenium') to filter which tests should *not* be executed
);
Please note that the individual test files are not executed in the main process, but instead in separate forked child processes which are controlled by Kernel::System::UnitTest::Driver. Their results will be transmitted to the main process via a local file.