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In earlier versions, it was possible to run a specific test in Kotest by clicking the '>' button next to the test name, even if the corresponding spec was ignored. This was very useful when wanting to run a test in the IDE, but not wanting to run it every time for CI.
However, with the current version, running a single test using the '>' button results in a "Test Framework quit unexpectedly" error. It is not clear whether this is an issue with Kotest or with its IntelliJ plugin.
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@ShindongLee - Intellij kotest plugin runs a single test with pure Java command. In my case the test was simply not found because I used @tags and @RequiresTag annotation so to fix it I had to add the tag to execution configuration.
Kotlin 1.8.20
Kotest 5.5.5
In earlier versions, it was possible to run a specific test in Kotest by clicking the '>' button next to the test name, even if the corresponding spec was ignored. This was very useful when wanting to run a test in the IDE, but not wanting to run it every time for CI.
However, with the current version, running a single test using the '>' button results in a "Test Framework quit unexpectedly" error. It is not clear whether this is an issue with Kotest or with its IntelliJ plugin.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: