Add commands to get current selected tests/profiles

[connor4312]

Expose API commands to get the currently selected tests and profiles

• vscode.commands.executeCommand('testing.getSelectedProfiles') -> { controllerId: string, kind: TestrunProfileKind, label: string }[]
• vscode.commands.executeCommand('testing.getExplorerSelection') -> { include: TestItem[], exclude: TestItem[] } (like a TestRunRequest)

[connor4312]

You can test this by modifying the selfhost test provider extension

[MDcod]

@connor4312 Hello!
I found unexpected behavior for new command testing.getExplorerSelection. If I run tests using the "Run tests" button from menu header, I get this object from command:

exclude: (0) []
include: (1) [{…}]
  0: {items: {…}, label: <accessor>, refreshHandler: <accessor>, id: <accessor>, createRunProfile: ƒ, …}
      createRunProfile: (Ee,he,fe,x,B,Z)=>{let pe=(0,D.hash)(Ee);for(;_.has(pe);)pe++;return new M(this.f,_,z,pe,Ee,he,fe,x,B,Z)}
      createTestItem: ƒ createTestItem(Ee,he,fe){return new v.TestItemImpl(z,Ee,he,fe)}
      createTestRun: (Ee,he,fe=!0)=>this.g.createTestRun(z,Y,Ee,he,fe)
      dispose: ()=>{$.dispose()}
      id: ƒ id(){return z}
      items: {size: <accessor>, forEach: ƒ, replace: ƒ, add: ƒ, delete: ƒ, …}
      label: ƒ label(){return G}
      refreshHandler: ƒ refreshHandler(){return F}
      resolveHandler: ƒ resolveHandler(){return Y.resolveHandler}

That is, in the include, I always get an array from one TestController object. This is fine?

details:
Version: 1.78.0-insider (user setup)
Commit: 657bb89
Date: 2023-05-02T11:21:33.752Z
Electron: 22.4.8
Chromium: 108.0.5359.215
Node.js: 16.17.1
V8: 10.8.168.25-electron.0
OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.19045
Sandboxed: Yes

[MDcod]

The second point, which completely prevents the use of this task as a workaround for this bug.

If you clicked on a test case, didn't just run a click, and then run another test case, the result of the 'testing.getExplorerSelection' command will be the previous test case where the selector was left. And accordingly, if you had a filter, you will not see it in this command.

I understand that, judging by the name of the command, this is exactly the behavior you wanted to get. But how then to get around the bug that I indicated above?

[connor4312]

That is, in the include, I always get an array from one TestController object. This is fine?

Yea, that is by design

But how then to get around the bug that I indicated above?

Well the bug just needs to be fixed, there's not a workaround available