Delayed menu injection because the Find -> "Jump to Test File" was not appearing Add some logs in exception that prevents Xcode from crashing

Added an alert to copy test class name if not found in project :

Hi, Thank you for the plugin! After install to Xcode 6.4, via Alcatraz, the shortcut works from class file to test file. When I am in the test file, the shortcut does not return me to the class, nothing happens. My test files are suffixed with 'Spec' rather than 'Test,' not sure if that matters. Thank you!

In our codebase at work we use a lot of Stub files that have the same base filename as the source file but are located in the testing target. Depending on their order in the project, Aviator can jump to these Stub files instead of jumping to the Tests file which is annoying.

This fix introduces a ranking for names so that the best matching test file is picked:

1st match: MyClassTests.swift 2nd match: MyClassTestHelper.swift 3rd match: MyClassStub.swift

Do you think this fix is worth pulling into your repo? Any suggestions?

Using Xcode 6.2. Have not tried this plugin with 6.1.

First, it conflicts with the default New -> Window key binding.

So I tried removing the conflicting key binding, removing the plugin, restarting Xcode, and re-installing the plugin. Without the conflicting key binding, cmd-shift-T instead has no result.

Is there any expectation of where the tests will be located either in the directory structure or in the .pbxproj?

Hi Mark,

Just fixed a crash on xcode8 for your plugin Two commits because the first adds the feature : I want to copy test class name when no test file are found

To make plugin work with xcode8 on Sierra, i run this script :

#!/bin/bash

if [ $# -lt 1 ] ; then
        echo "usage : $(basename $0) /Application/Xcode.app";
        exit -1
fi

XCODE_APP_PATH=$1

/usr/bin/codesign --force --sign "Mac Developer" --timestamp=none /Applications/Xcode.app
/usr/bin/codesign --force --sign "Mac Developer" --timestamp=none /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/PlugIns/IDEDocViewer.ideplugin

/usr/bin/codesign --force --sign "Mac Developer" --timestamp=none ~/Library/Application\ Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/*.xcplugin

… than jumping to the actual "Tests" file

I came across this issue at work and wasn't able to jump to my test files hence the fix. Is this worth pulling into your repo? Any suggestions to improve the fix?

I have files in my project called Form.swift and FormTests.swift. Pressing the keyboard shortcut Cmd + Shift + T does nothing. Doing this in an Objective C project works fine.

Given the auto generation of new test files from issue #6, it would be ideal to allow the user to specify how and where the new tests are created.

We should probably give them the option to select which template they use, or even an empty file, create the file in the default Tests group or add it alongside the source file, etc.

If no test files are found, the an alert should prompt the user informing them that no test files were found. The alert should automatically be hidden/fade out after a delay, maybe 1 second, whatever feels natural.

I'm thinking a menu of options that give the user the option to create and add the new test file in the default Tests group would be a cool feature to have.