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Created attachment 157186 [details] Message log In a Symfony project I am able to run focused tests in my source code (e.g., ..\src\Truckee\MatchBundle\Tests) but not in a vendor's Tests directory. The options when right-clicking in the test method are gray. Yet using the menu Run, Test Project will run all the tests in the vendor's Test directory. This behavior is independent of git connection. The vendor directory is not listed in the project's ignore directories listing.
Will look at it soon. Thanks for reporting.
Maybe this could be a workaround - disable Composer plugin in Tools > Plugins (if you don't use it, of course). Could you please try it? Thanks.
>...disable Composer... Thanks for the update. As a workaround this would do. Disabling Composer, however, also disables the right-click menu on a project in the Projects window. Included in that menu is access to Symfony commands. As a Symfony developer I rely more on the Symfony commands than on testing a vendor's project.
(In reply to geoB from comment #3) > >...disable Composer... > > Thanks for the update. As a workaround this would do. Disabling Composer, > however, also disables the right-click menu on a project in the Projects > window. Included in that menu is access to Symfony commands. As a Symfony > developer I rely more on the Symfony commands than on testing a vendor's > project. Just noticed, though, that in a restarted session after deactivating Composer, re-activating the Composer plugin returns access to the context menu AND allows Run Focused Test Method.
(In reply to geoB from comment #3) > Disabling Composer, > however, also disables the right-click menu on a project in the Projects > window. Included in that menu is access to Symfony commands. This is weird, will verify it.
(In reply to geoB from comment #4) > re-activating the Composer plugin returns access to the context > menu AND allows Run Focused Test Method. Yes, but till you restart your IDE. Then it will stop working again IMO.
(In reply to Tomas Mysik from comment #6) > (In reply to geoB from comment #4) > > re-activating the Composer plugin returns access to the context > > menu AND allows Run Focused Test Method. > > Yes, but till you restart your IDE. Then it will stop working again IMO. True, but it does say that they can play nicely together.
This has been fixed as part of issue #256585. Feel free to verify it. Thanks. Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 20160526-870cac7ce632) Java: 1.8.0_91; Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 25.91-b14 Runtime: Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 1.8.0_91-b14 System: Linux version 4.2.0-36-generic running on amd64; UTF-8; cs_CZ (nb)
Confirmed. Thanks for the update notice.
Thanks for verification!