![]() ![]() As such library dependency is available from Maven, you can use any build tool that can access Maven repositories. Download from the JetBrains plugin repository. ![]() Note: you will still need to manually configure the evosuite-standalone-runtime.jar to compile and run the generated tests. Getting Started Installing the plugin Install it from within the IDE ( Settings > Plugins > Install > Browse Repositories, and search for ‘Bazel’). When in IntelliJ tests are generated with “Run EvoSuite” command, the location of this jar file will need to be specified. However, you will need to manually download the Commandline version evosuite.jar. ![]() If the target project is not configured with Maven, it is still possible to generate JUnit tests with EvoSuite. Select Plugins from the tree Hit Install plugin from disk and select the zip. The IntelliJ plugin will work as wrapper for the Maven one: when generating new tests, the IntelliJ plugin will spawn a process running Maven with the right input parameters. Installation Open up the Settings dialog ( File > Settings or hit Ctrl+Alt+S ). If the project is compiled with Maven, configure and activate the EvoSuite Maven plugin. A popup will appear to show which settings to use. Tests will be generated for all the selected classes/packages. To run EvoSuite, just select one or more classes/packages in the “Project” view, right-clickĪnd choose “Run EvoSuite”. Select it and click on the button “Install plugin”. The “EvoSuite Plugin” is listed under the “Unit Testing” category. On the left-side of the panel, choose “Plugins” and, on the right-side, click on To install the EvoSuite plugin for IntelliJ, open the “Preferences” panel (e.g., from the toolbar). ![]()
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