The id of the controller passed in {@link vscode.tests.createTestController}. This must be globally unique.
A collection of "top-level" TestItem instances, which can in turn have their own children to form the "test tree."
The extension controls when to add tests. For example, extensions should add tests for a file when {@link vscode.workspace.onDidOpenTextDocument} fires in order for decorations for tests within a file to be visible.
However, the editor may sometimes explicitly request children using the resolveHandler See the documentation on that method for more details.
Human-readable label for the test controller.
If this method is present, a refresh button will be present in the UI, and this method will be invoked when it's clicked. When called, the extension should scan the workspace for any new, changed, or removed tests.
It's recommended that extensions try to update tests in realtime, using a FileSystemWatcher for example, and use this method as a fallback.
Creates a profile used for running tests. Extensions must create at least one profile in order for tests to be run.
A human-readable label for this profile.
Configures what kind of execution this profile manages.
Function called to start a test run.
Whether this is the default action for its kind.
Profile test tag.
Whether the profile supports continuous running.
An instance of a TestRunProfile, which is automatically associated with this controller.
Creates a new managed TestItem instance. It can be added into the TestItem.children of an existing item, or into the TestController.items.
Identifier for the TestItem. The test item's ID must be unique in the TestItemCollection it's added to.
Human-readable label of the test item.
URI this TestItem is associated with. May be a file or directory.
Creates a TestRun. This should be called by the TestRunProfile when a request is made to execute tests, and may also be called if a test run is detected externally. Once created, tests that are included in the request will be moved into the queued state.
All runs created using the same request instance will be grouped
together. This is useful if, for example, a single suite of tests is
run on multiple platforms.
Test run request. Only tests inside the include may be
modified, and tests in its exclude are ignored.
The human-readable name of the run. This can be used to disambiguate multiple sets of results in a test run. It is useful if tests are run across multiple platforms, for example.
Whether the results created by the run should be persisted in the editor. This may be false if the results are coming from a file already saved externally, such as a coverage information file.
An instance of the TestRun. It will be considered "running" from the moment this method is invoked until TestRun.end is called.
Unregisters the test controller, disposing of its associated tests and unpersisted results.
A function provided by the extension that the editor may call to request
children of a test item, if the TestItem.canResolveChildren is
true. When called, the item should discover children and call
{@link vscode.tests.createTestItem} as children are discovered.
Generally the extension manages the lifecycle of test items, but under certain conditions the editor may request the children of a specific item to be loaded. For example, if the user requests to re-run tests after reloading the editor, the editor may need to call this method to resolve the previously-run tests.
The item in the explorer will automatically be marked as "busy" until the function returns or the returned thenable resolves.
An unresolved test item for which children are being
requested, or undefined to resolve the controller's initial items.
Entry point to discover and execute tests. It contains TestController.items which are used to populate the editor UI, and is associated with run profiles to allow for tests to be executed.