I have a bunch of unit tests, which I run with sbt test
command. Also, I have a simulation tool (called FooSimulation
), which I wrote myself and it's also in test directory. Running FooSimulation
will produce foo.csv
file, which has some data in it.
object FooSimulation extends App { ... }
As I can see now, when I've created the tool, running sbt test
command also runs the tool, as foo.csv
files are appearing. However I don't see any logging from the simulation tool in the test log (ok, that's might be because of some logging configuration).
So I made a search by the log for FooSimulation
and didn't find anything, like it wasn't launched. I thought it's good idea to filter out this Simulation tool from the test package, using configuration: testOptions in Test := Seq(Tests.Filter(simulationFilter))
def simulationFilter(name: String): Boolean = !(name endsWith "Simulation")
Unfortunately, that didn't help as well.
So is there away to avoid running main/App objects in tests? Or the only way of doing it is to extract the simulation to src
folder?
Thanks in advance!
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