Hey, I have a problem with Junit, can someone help me with the code ?

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[brisk wind]

Can you show your dependencies?

How are you running the tests?

[placid grove]

okay wait

[short venture]

sourceSets {
  test {
      java {
        srcDirs = 'src'
      }
    }
}

@placid grove

[placid grove]

still not working

[short venture]

In that case we'll swap to the more traditional approach, let me knab a screenshot

This is the traditional approach in Java Projects, we don't really do test files next to implementation files like you might see in TS/JS land.

[placid grove]

yeah but when I add module test it creates another main

in the src

[short venture]

You aren't creating another module

Just a directory

[placid grove]

so I have to create a directory test in the src

and is java a directory or package

[short venture]

Not in /src, in your case it would be in the root

Both are just folders

They only look special because of IntelliJ

You also need

test {
    useJUnitPlatform()
}

In your build.gradle

[placid grove]

okay wait

yeah but when I create a test directory out of src

and create a java directory in the test directory

then it doesn't recognize the imports

and I added

the useJUnitPlatform()

[brisk wind]

it should be src/test/java normally, not test/java - but using a different structure is possible

[short venture]

/myProjectRoot
build.gradle
/src
  /main/java
  /test/java

This is the structure

[placid grove]

ah okay

it doesn't let me choose directory option

[short venture]

In this case package works

It's mostly acting up because you defined the source location in build.gradle. /src/main is the default, so you don't need to specify it.

[short venture]

And the build.gradle

[placid grove]

still doesn't work

[placid grove]

sadly nothing works