Metadata constructor
Metadata({})
Creates new Metadata.
testOn
defaults to PlatformSelector.all.
If forTag
contains metadata that applies to tags
, that metadata is
included inline in the returned value. The values directly passed to the
constructor take precedence over tag-specific metadata.
Implementation
factory Metadata(
{PlatformSelector? testOn,
Timeout? timeout,
bool? skip,
bool? verboseTrace,
bool? chainStackTraces,
int? retry,
String? skipReason,
Iterable<String>? tags,
Map<PlatformSelector, Metadata>? onPlatform,
Map<BooleanSelector, Metadata>? forTag,
String? languageVersionComment}) {
// Returns metadata without forTag resolved at all.
Metadata unresolved() => Metadata._(
testOn: testOn,
timeout: timeout,
skip: skip,
verboseTrace: verboseTrace,
chainStackTraces: chainStackTraces,
retry: retry,
skipReason: skipReason,
tags: tags,
onPlatform: onPlatform,
forTag: forTag,
languageVersionComment: languageVersionComment);
// If there's no tag-specific metadata, or if none of it applies, just
// return the metadata as-is.
if (forTag == null || tags == null) return unresolved();
tags = Set.from(tags);
forTag = Map.from(forTag);
// Otherwise, resolve the tag-specific components. Doing this eagerly means
// we only have to resolve suite- or group-level tags once, rather than
// doing it for every test individually.
var empty = Metadata._();
var merged = forTag.keys.toList().fold(empty, (Metadata merged, selector) {
if (!selector.evaluate(tags!.contains)) return merged;
return merged.merge(forTag!.remove(selector)!);
});
if (merged == empty) return unresolved();
return merged.merge(unresolved());
}