Determine order of execution of Spock tests

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Tomas Romero picture Tomas Romero · Nov 27, 2012 · Viewed 10.6k times · Source

Is there a way to set the order in which tests are executed within an Spock Specification?

For example:

class MySpec extends IntegrationSpec {
    def 'test A'...

    def 'test B'...
}

I want 'test A' to be execute always before 'test B'

This is because I'm doing some functional tests with Geb and Spock and data is not rolled back between tests.

Answer

Aravind Yarram picture Aravind Yarram · Nov 27, 2012

You can use @Stepwise annotation on a spec and spock will run each of the test definitions of the Spec in the order they are specified. Look at this example.

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