Unable to run driver based tests from CLI using gradle integrationTest - corda

Question

I have defined my Driver based tests under src/integrationTest/kotlin/com.example.IntegationTest dir of my CorDapp project:
class IntegrationTest {
private val nodeAName = CordaX500Name("NodeA", "", "GB")
private val nodeBName = CordaX500Name("NodeB", "", "US")
#Test
fun `run driver test`() {
driver(DriverParameters(isDebug = true, startNodesInProcess = true)) {
// This starts three nodes simultaneously with startNode, which returns a future that completes when the node
// has completed startup. Then these are all resolved with getOrThrow which returns the NodeHandle list.
val (nodeAHandle, nodeBHandle) = listOf(
startNode(providedName = nodeAName),
startNode(providedName = nodeBName)
).map { it.getOrThrow() }
// This test will call via the RPC proxy to find a party of another node to verify that the nodes have
// started and can communicate. This is a very basic test, in practice tests would be starting flows,
// and verifying the states in the vault and other important metrics to ensure that your CorDapp is working
// as intended.
Assert.assertEquals(nodeAHandle.rpc.wellKnownPartyFromX500Name(nodeBName)!!.name, nodeBName)
Assert.assertEquals(nodeBHandle.rpc.wellKnownPartyFromX500Name(nodeAName)!!.name, nodeAName)
}
}
}
If we try to execute the test using gradle integrationTest from command line, how can we ensure that the integrationTest got executed successfully?
If tried with Inteliij IDE, the Junit test works as expected with appropriate test reports/logs.

Answer 1

To ensure the integration tests are actually run, you need to use the clean argument:
./gradlew clean integrationTest
The output of this command doesn't always make it clear which tests have been run. You can make it display more information using the --info flag:
./gradlew clean integrationTest --info