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oe-junit

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Use when writing or fixing Java tests in the FEMS/OpenEMS OSGi/bnd workspace, including JUnit 4 and JUnit Jupiter tests.

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How to use this skill

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  2. Copy the prompt below and paste it into your agent.
  3. Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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FEMS/OpenEMS Java Test Skill

Use this skill when writing or fixing Java Edge/Backend tests.

Framework Choice

  • Inspect nearby tests in the same class, bundle, or feature first.
  • Match the existing framework and style when editing a test class.
  • Many existing tests use JUnit 4 (org.junit.Test, org.junit.Assert.*); keep that style in those files.
  • Use JUnit Jupiter (org.junit.jupiter.api.*) for brand-new test classes when it fits the surrounding bundle.
  • Do not mix JUnit 4 and Jupiter imports in the same test class.
  • Do not add unnecessary test dependencies.

Project Patterns

  • Prefer existing FEMS/OpenEMS helpers over custom fixtures.
  • Use ComponentTest patterns for Edge components where nearby tests do so.
  • Build configs through existing MyConfig.create().setId("id0").build() style builders.
  • Preserve intentional trailing // in fluent test chains such as .next(new TestCase() //.
  • Keep tests small, deterministic, and close to the changed behavior.
  • Avoid starting a full OSGi runtime unless the existing test style requires it.

Controller Test Focus

For controller tests, check:

  • scheduler/order side effects
  • ESS/grid/PV/load sign conventions
  • channel values and invalid/optional channel states
  • min/max power edge cases
  • config activation/update behavior

Validation

Use the Gradle wrapper and the narrowest relevant task. On Windows PowerShell, prefer:

.\gradlew.bat :bundle.name:test
.\gradlew.bat :bundle.name:checkstyleMain