Run Unit Tests

We provide a wrapper script around Gradle that provides concise, token-efficient output for test execution. This is especially useful for AI agents running tests.

Usage:

# Run all tests in the project
./bin/run_tests.main.kts

# Run tests for a specific module
./bin/run_tests.main.kts -m persistence

# Run a specific test
./bin/run_tests.main.kts -t "MongoDBSaveGameRepositoryTest.should save and retrieve a save game"

Output Behavior:

• Success (exit 0): Prints ✓ All tests passed successfully
• Compilation Error (exit 1): Shows full Gradle output with compilation error details
• Test Failure (exit 1): Shows concise failure information:
  • Test class and method name
  • Failure message (truncated if too long)
  • Relevant stack trace lines (framework noise filtered out)

Example Success:

✓ All tests passed successfully

Example Test Failure:

✗ Build/tests failed

Failed Tests (1):

1. io.dungeons.persistence.mongodb.MongoDBSaveGameRepositoryTest.should save and retrieve a save game()
   Message: expected: <wrong-id> but was: <Id(value=a5638bd6-0aa8-474b-8b92-8bc859be044e)>
   Stack trace:
     org.opentest4j.AssertionFailedError: expected: <wrong-id> but was: <Id(value=a5638bd6...)>
     at kotlin.test.junit5.JUnit5Asserter.assertEquals(JUnitSupport.kt:32)
     at kotlin.test.AssertionsKt__AssertionsKt.assertEquals(Assertions.kt:63)

Example Compilation Error:

✗ Build/tests failed

Compilation error detected. Gradle output:

> Task :persistence:compileTestKotlin FAILED
e: file:///.../MongoDBSaveGameRepositoryTest.kt:14:18 Unresolved reference 'undefinedVariable'.

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
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