Hi, 4.1.34 trying to execute provider tests

@PactDirectory("pact-files")
@Provider("iPaaS_Stripe")
@TestInstance(TestInstance.Lifecycle.PER_CLASS)
class PactStripeProviderTest {

as a result

Did not find any PactSource annotations. At least one pact source must be set
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: Did not find any PactSource annotations. At least one pact source must be set

However, pact is present in pact-files folder. Do you know how to handle this?

Check the annotation, I think there is another with the same name which is the correct one

I tried PactFolder - result is the same. Moreover PactFolder is marked as deprecated

Try making your test class public

It's kotlin. With public modifier behaviour is the same

where is the

pact-files

folder located? Maybe the base path is different?

pact-files is in the root folder of the project. And path works for Consumer tests, which generates this pact file

I would expect that the

pact-files

folder would be found at the root of the classpath. So, in a Maven or Gradle project you should try to put the

pact-folder

at

<project-root>/src/test/resources/pact-folder/

.

the

@PactDirectory

annotation is used to set the output directory that the consumer tests write pacts to.

<http://au.com|au.com>.dius.pact.provider.junitsupport.loader.@PactFolder

is used to setup a loader to load Pacts from a directory.