Fix Namespace Assignment Test (#10289)
When a namespace is declared without a "=" assignment, there should be an error. I think the test did not check that the ouput contains an error. Noticed this because I saw an extra stack trace when running a test.
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diff --git a/script/tool/test/gradle_check_command_test.dart b/script/tool/test/gradle_check_command_test.dart
index 0637f92..3ca0fe0 100644
--- a/script/tool/test/gradle_check_command_test.dart
+++ b/script/tool/test/gradle_check_command_test.dart
@@ -710,16 +710,19 @@
pluginName: pluginName, includeNameSpaceAsDeclaration: false);
writeFakeManifest(example, isApp: true);
+ Error? commandError;
final List<String> output = await runCapturingPrint(
runner, <String>['gradle-check'], errorHandler: (Error e) {
- print((e as ToolExit).stackTrace);
+ commandError = e;
});
+ expect(commandError, isA<ToolExit>());
expect(
output,
containsAllInOrder(
<Matcher>[
- contains('Validating android/app/build.gradle'),
+ contains('build.gradle must set a "namespace"'),
+ contains('The following packages had errors:'),
],
));
});
