How to use getAllInstances method of io.kotest.extensions.junit5.KotestExtensionContext class

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KotestExtensionContext.kt

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...47@Suppress("UNCHECKED_CAST")48class KotestTestInstances(private val instance: Spec) : TestInstances {49 override fun getInnermostInstance(): Any = instance50 override fun getEnclosingInstances(): MutableList<Any> = mutableListOf(instance)51 override fun getAllInstances(): MutableList<Any> = mutableListOf(instance)52 override fun <T : Any> findInstance(requiredType: Class<T>): Optional<T> =53 when (requiredType.name) {54 instance::class.java.name -> Optional.of(instance as T)55 else -> Optional.empty()56 }57}58@Suppress("UNCHECKED_CAST")59class ExtensionStore(private val namespace: ExtensionContext.Namespace) : ExtensionContext.Store {60 private val map = mutableMapOf<Pair<ExtensionContext.Namespace, Any>, Any?>()61 override fun get(key: Any): Any? = map[key]62 override fun <V : Any> get(key: Any, requiredType: Class<V>): V? {63 val value = map[namespace to key]64 return when {65 value == null -> null...

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1val allInstances = KotestExtensionContext.getAllInstances()2println("allInstances: $allInstances")3val testInstance = KotestExtensionContext.getTestInstance()4println("testInstance: $testInstance")5val testInstances = KotestExtensionContext.getTestInstances()6println("testInstances

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1val extensionContext = KotestExtensionContext( null , this )2val instances = extensionContext.getAllInstances()3val extensionContext = KotestExtensionContext( null , this )4val instance = extensionContext.getRequiredTestInstance()5If you are using the Kotest Gradle plugin, then you can also use the kotest { } DSL to configure the JUnit5 extension. For example:6kotest { extensions { add(JUnit5TestEngineListener) } }7class MyListener : JUnit5TestEngineListener() { override fun testPlanExecutionStarted(testPlan: TestPlan) { println("test plan started") } override fun testPlanExecutionFinished(testPlan: TestPlan) { println("test plan finished") } override fun executionSkipped(testIdentifier: TestIdentifier, reason: String?) { println("test skipped") } override fun executionStarted(testIdentifier: TestIdentifier) { println("test started") } override fun executionFinished(testIdentifier: TestIdentifier, testExecutionResult: TestExecutionResult) { println("test finished") } }8class MyListener : JUnit5TestEngineListener() { override fun testPlanExecutionStarted(testPlan: TestPlan) { println("test plan started") } override fun testPlanExecutionFinished(testPlan: TestPlan) { println("test plan finished") } override fun executionSkipped(testIdentifier: TestIdentifier, reason: String?) { println("test skipped") } override fun executionStarted(testIdentifier: TestIdentifier) { println("test started") } override fun executionFinished(testIdentifier: TestIdentifier, testExecutionResult: TestExecutionResult) { println("test finished") } }9If you are using the Kotest Gradle plugin, then you can also use the kotest { } DSL to configure the JUnit5 extension. For example:10kotest { extensions { add(MyListener()) } }

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1 val instances = KotestExtensionContext.getAllInstances(TestClass::class.java)2 val instances1 = KotestExtensionContext.getInstances(TestClass::class.java, TestAnnotation::class.java)3 val instances2 = KotestExtensionContext.getInstances(TestClass::class.java, TestAnnotation::class.java, TestAnnotation1::class.java)4 val instances3 = KotestExtensionContext.getInstances(TestClass::class.java, TestAnnotation::class.java, TestAnnotation1::class.java, TestAnnotation2::class.java)5 val instances4 = KotestExtensionContext.getInstances(TestClass::class.java, TestAnnotation::class.java, TestAnnotation1::class.java, TestAnnotation2::class.java, TestAnnotation3::class.java)6 val instances5 = KotestExtensionContext.getInstances(TestClass::class.java, TestAnnotation::class.java, TestAnnotation1::class.java, TestAnnotation2::class.java, TestAnnotation3::class.java, TestAnnotation4::class.java)7 val instances6 = KotestExtensionContext.getInstances(TestClass::class.java, TestAnnotation::class.java, TestAnnotation1::

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