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the default test suite includes the projects

implementation

dependencies

Because it makes sense for unit tests. But why should you want that for integration tests? But anyway, by default it is just the usual. When you depend on something, you only get its

api

dependencies in your compile classpath. If you want it differently, you have to configure it differently. For the default test suite the

java

plugin configures the configurations accordingly, for example so that

testImplementation

extends from

implementation

and thus gets all the same dependencies, and the same for

testRuntimeOnly

and

runtimeOnly

. Regarding version catalog bundles, it would be

implementation.bundle(libs.bundles.test-stuff)

.

thanks, ill give it a try. Wish the project was clean so i only would need api dependensies for the integration test. Not sure how to make it extend the excample from the doc im working whit is this

testing {
    suites {
        val integrationTest by registering(JvmTestSuite::class) {
            dependencies {
                implementation(project()) 
            }
        }
    }
}

dependensies {
 api(...
 implementation(...
 testImplementation(...
}

No, especially for things added later, just extend it, as I said

Thanks

It defines a source set, the Java plugins add the configurations accordingly for each and every source set.