Cannot parse GradleBuildModel in plugin test

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Twarner
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I am trying to access a test projects GradleBuildModel in a test, but it is coming back as a blank build model.

Simplified gist of what I am trying to do:

@RunWith(JUnit4::class)
class Test : LightJavaCodeInsightFixtureTestCase() {
    @Test
    fun simple() {
        val gradlePath = Paths.get(project.basePath!!).resolve("build.gradle")
        gradlePath.createFile()
        Files.writeString(gradlePath, """
            dependencies {
                compile("com.test:test:release-1")
            }
        """.trimIndent())
        val gradleFile = VfsUtil.findFileByIoFile(gradlePath.toFile(), true)!!

        val buildModel = GradleModelProvider.get().getBuildModel(project)!!
        assertTrue(buildModel.dependencies().artifacts().isNotEmpty())
    }
}

The buildModel is not null, but does not contain anything (the artifacts().isNotEmpty() will fail). These messages are printed:

14:22:25,506 DEBUG .impl.FileTypeDetectionService - file:///private/var/folders/hj/6wjn3yv15n7dlmqc43dft_sh0000gp/T/unitTest_simple_1mfPbEwkLDfXzXM3XpFhzUeZYPD/build.gradle; type=Text; 0 
14:22:25,533 DEBUG dsl.parser.files.GradleDslFile - cannot find converter factory for build.gradle(com.intellij.psi.impl.source.PsiPlainTextFileImpl) 

Implying the file is being read as a plan text file, not a groovy or gradle file like to should be.

Everything works properly when installing the plugin into a real IDEA instance, so I assume something is not being set up correctly with the test, such as the gradle plugin not being applied perhaps. I could not find anything in the docs or forums about applying an ide plugin to a test.

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Yann Cebron
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There are too many variables in this to diagnose with a simple standalone snippet.

Please try using myFixture.addFile() to setup build.gradle instead.

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Twarner
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Hi Yann, thanks for replying.

I tried both myFixture.addFileToProject() and myFixture.copyFileToProject() but both resulted in the same empty build model and the same messages about

cannot find converter factory for build.gradle(com.intellij.psi.impl.source.PsiPlainTextFileImpl)

Which again implies that the groovy and gradle language support is not setup in the test. How can I add support for these within a test?

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Yann Cebron
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Please share your full project to reproduce

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Twarner
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I have uploaded a zip of a project that reproduces:

Upload id: 2021_01_07_6q1LAWcyzLwGieNH (file: gradle-idea-test.zip)

Please run ./gradlew test and check the test report to see above failures and log messages.

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Andrei Kuznetsov
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Hi Twarner,

You also need to include "org.jetbrains.plugins.gradle" plugin to dependencies.

intellij {
    version = "2020.3"
    setPlugins("java", "gradle", "org.jetbrains.idea.gradle.dsl.impl", "org.intellij.groovy", "org.jetbrains.plugins.gradle")
}

Otherwise test IDE instance does not know that ".gradle" file is actually a groovy file:

cannot find converter factory for build.gradle

and gradle-dsl is not able to parse the `build.gradle` file of type PLAIN_TEXT.

@Test
fun simple() {
    val gradlePsiFile = myFixture.addFileToProject("../build.gradle", """
        dependencies {
            compile("com.sofi:test:release-1")
        }
    """.trimIndent())

    assertTrue("Should be Groovy, but found: ${gradlePsiFile.language}", gradlePsiFile is GroovyFile)
    val gradleFile = gradlePsiFile.virtualFile
    println(gradleFile.contentsToByteArray().decodeToString())

    val buildModel = GradleModelProvider.get().getBuildModel(myModule)
    assertNotNull("buildModel is null", buildModel)
    assertTrue("buildModel dependencies is empty", buildModel!!.dependencies().artifacts().isNotEmpty())
}

Note that gradle-dsl can also manipulate "kts" files (org.jetbrains.idea.gradle.dsl.kotlin.impl plugin provides necessary extensions).

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Twarner
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Thank you Andrei! That worked.

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