After upgrading to the latest Spring Boot Version, several tests in classes that have the annotation "@DataJpaTest" were no longer working. Many things broke, but what was specifically weird was that "findBy" methods do not seem to query data correctly (when I run integration tests or do manual tests, they work fine). Here is a basic test I ran:
@Test
fun `When findByActivationTokenId then return Account`() {
val firstName = "John"
val lastName = "Doe"
val phone = "1234"
val email = "test@gmail.com"
val providerId = "google"
val providerUserId = "123"
val activationToken = UUID.randomUUID()
val account = Account(
firstName = firstName,
lastName = lastName,
email = email,
phoneNumber = phone,
providerId = providerId,
providerUserId = providerUserId,
title = "Herr",
activationTokenId = activationToken
)
entityManager.persist(account)
entityManager.flush()
val allAccounts = accountRepository.findAll()
val found = accountRepository.findByActivationTokenId(activationToken)
found.get() shouldNotBe null
found.get().providerId shouldBe providerId
found.get().providerUserId shouldBe providerUserId
}
I called "findAll()" so I can look at the result with the debugger. What I noticed was that the repository does in fact return the account exactly the way I persisted it, with the right activation token ID. The "findByActivationTokenId", however, returns an empty optional. Is this a bug or an oversight on my part? I looked into the deprecation information and found nothing specific to Spring Data JPA that could effect tests only.
