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You configured that all dependencies you declare on

testImplementation

are also available to

integrationTestImplementation

and that

integrationTestImplementation

dependends on

project

. What you miss is a dependency from

integrationTestImplementation

to the test classes. But actually I'd suggest you instead add the

java-test-fixtures

plugin to the mix and put the shared classes into the test fixtures source set, then depend on that from test and integrationTest.

actually the available dependencies are on propose. Thanks! I tried the

java-test-fixtures

and it solved almost all my issues, but I’ve encountered strange NPE I have no idea how to fix: I’m accessing file from resource this way:

val file = File(javaClass.getResource("/folder/file.txt").file)

but it crashes because of:

java.io.FileNotFoundException: file:/PATH/build/libs/APP.jar!/folder/file.txt (No such file or directory)

but when I unzip the jar, the file is there on correct path. There was no issue with it when it was directly in the test/resources folder

That's not an NPE. And well, you cannot use a resource from the class path that way. It just coincidentally works if the class path entry is a directory, not a jar.

I’ll add more details: I’m trying to use it in Spring Boot app tests. In the production code (main) I access some certificates from the main/resources folder (this is just for local development). When I add

testFixtures

, even the basic

contextLoads()

test fails, because it can’t find the certificates - it seems the main/resources is no longer accessible. I tried something like this:

sourceSets {
    testFixtures {
        resources {
            setSrcDirs(listOf("src/main/resources"))
        }
    }
}

or

java.sourceSets["testFixtures"].resources {
    srcDir("src/main/resources")
}

but that didn’t help. I tried google and stackoveflow, but I wasn’t successful either. Is there a way how to propagate man/resources to the

testFixtures

?

Just properly use the resource properly instead. If your really need it as file, cigs l copy it to a temp file. Or give the path to the test add property. But do not get the file as resource and then just use it as file, that is inherently broken