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Tests have been moved to src folder in grails3 as a result, current view does not show them. To access to tests, yuo have to change to files view. Tests are now located in: <project>/src/test <project>/src/integration-test Java and groovy sources are in <project>/src/main
Created attachment 161998 [details] Behaviour when Java and Groovy classes are kept in the same folder Thank you for reporting this issue. Regarding the Java and Groovy sources, according to the migration manual [1] it seems they should be kept together in '<project>/src/main/groovy'? This causes a duplication on the project tree, as it can be seen in the attached screenshot. [1]: http://docs.grails.org/3.0.x/guide/upgrading.html
Marking this issue as dependent on #257835 (pending verification) as it requires the definition of source categories per Grails version.
Created attachment 161999 [details] Patch that fixes the location of unit/integrations tests,and java/groovy sources.
Hi Bruno, Your patch works miracles, however it is not integrated in sources (not in 8.2 RC, not in nightly), what can be done to change this?
(In reply to zoladkow from comment #4) > Hi Bruno, > > Your patch works miracles, however it is not integrated in sources (not in > 8.2 RC, not in nightly), what can be done to change this? Hello and thank you for your interest. There are two things that should be done in order to get this into the dev build: 1. This fix depends on issue #257835 which is still pending verification (and has a large patch). It would be great to have someone verify it before we proceed with this one. If you have the opportunity please head to https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=257835 and verify that the issue described has been fixed. 2. Please see the screenshot attached, I'm thinking that the best way to solve this could be the unification of the Java and Groovy sources under the same source category? I was hoping to get some feedback on this.
Created attachment 162118 [details] Groovy and Java sources in a maven project.
Hi Bruno, 1) I voted on that blocker, hope this helps. 2) I'm all for having Java and Groovy src files shown together on Projects tab. Having those classes under one project node makes them easier to browse. More logical. But - I've also seen Grails 3 projects which still keep Java files separately and grails is not complaining about it. Can such case also be supported? Logically unified on project tree, but separated in file system?