find-and-run-tests

# Finding and Running Tests ## workerd Tests ### Test types | Type | File extension | BUILD macro | Target suffix | | ----------------- | -------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------ | | JS/TS integration | `.wd-test` | `wd_test()` | None (target name = rule name) | | C++ unit | `*-test.c++` | `kj_test()` | None | ### Finding targets ```bash # Find test targets in a directory bazel query 'kind("test", //src/workerd/api/tests:*)' --output label # Find test targets matching a name bazel query 'kind(".*_test", //src/workerd/...)' --output label 2>/dev/null | grep -i '<name>' # Find tests that depend on a source file bazel query 'rdeps(//src/..., //src/workerd/io:trace-stream, 1)' --output label 2>/dev/null | grep -i test ``` ### Running ```bash # Stream test output (preferred for debugging) bazel test //src/workerd/api/tests:url-test --test_output=streamed # Run with fresh results (no cache) bazel test //target --test_output=streamed --nocache_test_results # Run specific test case within a kj_test bazel test //target --test_arg='-f' --test_arg='test case name' ``` ### Common flags | Flag | Purpose | | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------- | | `--test_output=streamed` | Stream test output to terminal in real time | | `--nocache_test_results` | Force re-run, don't use cached results | | `--test_timeout=120` | Override default test timeout (seconds) | --- ## Parent Project Integration Tests If workerd is used as a submodule in a parent project, that project may have its own integration test framework with different conventions. Load the `parent-project-skills` skill to discover those conventions. ### General principles that apply to any integration test framework **Target naming with variant suffixes.** Some test macros generate multiple targets from a single source file by appending variant suffixes (e.g., `@`, `@all-autogates`, `@force-sharding`). If bazel says "is a source file, nothing will be built" or "No test targets were found", you likely need a suffix. Use `bazel query 'kind("test", //path:*)'` to discover the actual runnable target names. **Cached results hide changes.** Always use `--nocache_test_results` when re-running after modifying test files or source code. Without it, bazel returns stale cached results with stale logs. **Verify the feature actually ran.** After a test passes, search the test output for feature-specific evidence (script names, process types, subrequests, RPC calls). A passing test with no evidence the feature ran is not a valid test — see the `test-driven-investigation` skill. ### Debugging test failures 1. **Always use `--nocache_test_results`** when re-running after changes. 2. **Check test logs** at the path shown in bazel output: `bazel-out/.../testlogs/.../test.log` 3. **Search logs for feature-specific keywords** to verify the feature actually ran. 4. **Subrequest mismatches** (in frameworks that verify subrequests) typically show the actual vs expected request details — compare control headers carefully.