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Support disabling reporting of uncaught exceptions in tests #3736
Support disabling reporting of uncaught exceptions in tests #3736
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The solution for #1205 may be undesirable for those who already have their own solution, like setting the default exception handlers. In this case, there's a usability issue without the corresponding benefit: instead of all tests being ran and the exceptions from them being reported, unrelated tests may fail, making looking for problems more difficult. This is probably a very rare issue, so we don't provide public API for that, instead introducing a need-to-know internal variable.
This isn't tested for two reasons:
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Could you please file an issue to get rid of that eventually?
I could, but I don't see a way to fix the issue after thinking about it. Even when the |
(For the record, the test I used to check that everything works; not sure if I should include it in the code, it seems like a deadweight): /**
* Tests that the uncaught exceptions that happen during the test are not reported if the feature is disabled.
*/
@Test
@Ignore // this test can only be run manually, because it will only work if it's the first test to run.
fun testDisablingStrayUncaughtExceptionReporting() {
var exception: Throwable? = null
Thread.setDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler { t, e -> exception = e }
catchNonTestRelatedExceptions = false
runTest {
val job = GlobalScope.launch {
throw RuntimeException("x")
}
job.join()
}
assertEquals("x", exception?.message)
} |
We could start with a deprecation, so either folks will move from their workarounds (e.g. fix leaking tests) or report a descriptive use-case for us |
Something like this #3738? |
Thanks for the solution, @dkhalanskyjb. 🙂 How should we disable it? I am trying with this, but it's not accessing the variable
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Could you clarify here #3738 why you want to disable the functionality? The overwhelming majority of projects should never ever need this. To answer your question: one way would be to use reflection, like Class.forName("kotlinx.coroutines.test.TestScopeKt")
.getDeclaredMethod("setCatchNonTestRelatedExceptions", Boolean::class.java)
.invoke(null, true) This only works on the JVM, though. If you need this for other platforms as well, some other specific trickery is needed. |
@dkhalanskyjb the above solution you proposed, where to put the code I tried to add it in before block of test doesn't seems to work |
* rework auth items * init tagging * update register * update * update sync * update sync key * fix location syncs * fix activity listener * test fixes * fixes * replace app with default Update ConfigurationRegistryTest.kt * tests fixed * stuff * test fixes * Update CqlContentTest.kt * add tests * add tests * update appsettings * update * update * update QuestViewmodel * Update QuestionnaireActivity.kt * Update LoginViewModel.kt * Update TokenAuthenticator.kt * update auth * Update AppSettingActivityTest.kt * updates * update resource tags * block to finish saving data * update * spotless run * Update network_security_config.xml * Fix failed AppNotIdleException for some Compose tests robolectric/robolectric#7055 robolectric/robolectric#7055 (comment) * Disable catching of non-test related exceptions Kotlin/kotlinx.coroutines#3736 (comment) * add tests * Update SharedPreferencesHelperTest.kt * Update AndroidExtensions.kt * update tests --------- Co-authored-by: L≡ZRS <12814349+LZRS@users.noreply.github.com>
* rework auth items * init tagging * update register * update * update sync * update sync key * fix location syncs * fix activity listener * test fixes * fixes * replace app with default Update ConfigurationRegistryTest.kt * tests fixed * stuff * test fixes * Update CqlContentTest.kt * init * add tests * add tests * save * update appsettings * data clerks can log in * format * update * update * add sync status * update ui * update QuestViewmodel * Update AppScreen.kt * Update QuestionnaireActivity.kt * update update * Update LoginViewModel.kt * update sync status * update sync * Update TokenAuthenticator.kt * update icon * format * update auth * Update AppSettingActivityTest.kt * updates * update create button * Update DataClerkConfigService.kt * update resource tags * load patients * update data clerk * update patient details * update details * add pagination * add sync indicators to ui * reload on sync on the list * update * Update build.gradle * update * block to finish saving data * update * spotless run * Update network_security_config.xml * Update network_security_config.xml * Fix failed AppNotIdleException for some Compose tests robolectric/robolectric#7055 robolectric/robolectric#7055 (comment) * Disable catching of non-test related exceptions Kotlin/kotlinx.coroutines#3736 (comment) * add tests * Update SharedPreferencesHelperTest.kt * Update AndroidExtensions.kt * update tests * fix merge issues * add last updated * update network * fix pagination issues * add prod config --------- Co-authored-by: L≡ZRS <12814349+LZRS@users.noreply.github.com>
This is a hacky workaround for the change in kotlinx.coroutines 1.7.0 that causes tests that throw exceptions to fail. Previously test methods that threw exceptions would not prevent tests from passing, which was a bug in kotlinx.coroutines that has now been fixed. However, significant number of our tests are currently failing because of this change, because we have bugs in the implementation of our test classes, usually related to the way we instantiate the view models in tests. See the following issue for more details: Kotlin/kotlinx.coroutines#1205. The workaround coming with this commit is taken from the related PR: Kotlin/kotlinx.coroutines#3736 and is a solution suggested by JetBrains to disable the new behavior using non-public API until we fix our tests. This should not be considered a long-term solution, rather a temporary hack.
This is a hacky workaround for the change in kotlinx.coroutines 1.7.0 that causes tests that throw exceptions to fail. Previously test methods that threw exceptions would not prevent tests from passing, which was a bug in kotlinx.coroutines that has now been fixed. However, significant number of our tests are currently failing because of this change, because we have bugs in the implementation of our test classes, usually related to the way we instantiate the view models in tests. See the following issue for more details: Kotlin/kotlinx.coroutines#1205. The workaround coming with this commit is taken from the related PR: Kotlin/kotlinx.coroutines#3736 and is a solution suggested by JetBrains to disable the new behavior using non-public API until we fix our tests. This should not be considered a long-term solution, rather a temporary hack.
The solution for #1205 may be undesirable for those who already have their own solution, like setting the default exception handlers. In this case, there's a usability issue without the corresponding benefit: instead of all tests being ran and the exceptions from them being reported, unrelated tests may fail, making looking for problems more difficult.
This is probably a very rare issue, so we don't provide public API for that, instead introducing a need-to-know internal variable.