Multiple models with @UseModel

It is possible to have more than 1 test model per test class.

By default, the method with name baseModel() will be used. To use another model in a test, annotate that test with @UseModel and pass the method name of the alternative specification method.

  @TestModel(select = "testComp::City")
  Spec baseModel() {
    return component("testComp",
        dataElement("City",
            set("packageName", "net.demo.cities")));
  }

  @TestModel(select = "testComp::City")
  Spec linkFieldsModel() {
    return component("testComp",
        dataElement("Country"),
        dataElement("City",
            field("country: Country[Ln01]")));
  }

  @Test
  void test_base(TestExpansion<DataElementComposite> expansion) {
    expansion.assertThatExpander().baseContent().matchesTemplate();
  }

  @Test
  @UseModel("linkFieldsModel")
  void test_anchor_fields_linkFields(TestExpansion<DataElementComposite> expansion) {
    expansion
        .assertThatExpander().anchor("fields")
        .matchesTemplate();
  }