node-gradle/gradle-node-plugin

Add integration tests for proxy functionality

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#106 opened on May 22, 2020

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Description

Creating a separate issue for the tests, continuing #84.

We're adding --http, --https-proxy, and --noproxy depending on the Gradle configuration, while this works and is manually tested it'd be much nicer to have automated tests.

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Research direction
Review existing manual testing approach in the codebase. Examine the proxy configuration logic in the plugin (likely in build files or Groovy source). Look at the comments in this issue for any specifications. Write integration tests using the existing test framework (likely Spock or JUnit) that simulate different proxy scenarios.
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groovy
Domain
testing
Issue type
Test
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3
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Clear
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Familiarity with GradleGroovy programmingWriting integration tests
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