arconia test

The arconia test command runs tests for your Spring Boot application. It delegates to your build tool’s (Maven/Gradle) test tasks with support for both Java and native modes.

Usage

Basic usage:

arconia test

Options

The following options are available:

Option Default Description

--clean

false

Perform a clean build before running tests.

--native

false

Run tests in native mode using GraalVM Native Image.

--debug or -d

false

Include debug output.

--verbose or -v

false

Include more verbose output about the execution.

--stacktrace or -s

false

Include more details about errors.

--params or -p

Additional build parameters passed directly to the build tool.

--help or -h

Display help information for the command.

Build Tool Integration

The test command automatically detects whether your project uses Maven or Gradle and runs the appropriate test task:

Build Tool Command

Gradle

For JVM tests:

  • ./gradlew test (Linux/macOS with wrapper)

  • gradle test (Linux/macOS without wrapper)

  • gradlew.bat test (Windows with wrapper)

  • gradle test (Windows without wrapper)

For native tests:

  • ./gradlew nativeTest (Linux/macOS with wrapper)

  • gradle nativeTest (Linux/macOS without wrapper)

  • gradlew.bat nativeTest (Windows with wrapper)

  • gradle nativeTest (Windows without wrapper)

Maven

For JVM tests:

  • ./mvnw test (Linux/macOS with wrapper)

  • mvn test (Linux/macOS without wrapper)

  • mvnw.cmd test (Windows with wrapper)

  • mvn test (Windows without wrapper)

  • mvnd test (Using Maven Daemon)

For native tests:

  • ./mvnw test -Pnative (Linux/macOS with wrapper)

  • mvn test -Pnative (Linux/macOS without wrapper)

  • mvnw.cmd test -Pnative (Windows with wrapper)

  • mvn test -Pnative (Windows without wrapper)

  • mvnd test -Pnative (Using Maven Daemon)

Any additional parameters specified with --params are passed through to the respective build tool command.

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