Test Failures while installing

[jazi-otto]

Hey everyone,
I would like to build an unlocked package out of apex-mocks and apex-common. The moment I add the apex-common sources to the package I can't create a package version anymore, since there are test failures.

I am using commit b22fa15. But also earlier commits didn't work. Below you can see the output of the sf package version create command

Can you maybe help me, or give me some pointers on what I am doing wrong?

{
  "status": 0,
  "result": [
    {
      "Id": "08cTr00000041WzIAI",
      "Status": "Error",
      "Package2Id": "0HoTr00000000knKAA",
      "Package2Name": "package-name",
      "Package2VersionId": null,
      "SubscriberPackageVersionId": null,
      "Tag": "0f187ca854ad188db698603e8a012860df077a85",
      "Branch": null,
      "Error": [
        "Apex Test Failure: Class.fflib_SecurityUtilsTest.getProfile: line 53, column 1\nClass.fflib_SecurityUtilsTest.setupTestUser: line 95, column 1\nClass.fflib_SecurityUtilsTest.sysadmin_objectAndField_access: line 312, column 1 System.QueryException: List has no rows for assignment to SObject"
      ],
      "CreatedDate": "2025-03-20 11:29",
      "HasMetadataRemoved": null,
      "CodeCoverage": null,
      "VersionNumber": null,
      "HasPassedCodeCoverageCheck": null,
      "CreatedBy": "005Tr000002vfgPIAQ",
      "ConvertedFromVersionId": "ID Unavailable",
      "TotalNumberOfMetadataFiles": null
    }
  ],
  "warnings": [
    "(1) Apex Test Failure: Class.fflib_SecurityUtilsTest.getProfile: line 53, column 1\nClass.fflib_SecurityUtilsTest.setupTestUser: line 95, column 1\nClass.fflib_SecurityUtilsTest.sysadmin_objectAndField_access: line 312, column 1 System.QueryException: List has no rows for assignment to SObject"
  ]
}

[wimvelzeboer]

@jazi-otto could it be that your org/user is in a non-English language? The method looks for a specific profile name, which is different when your org/user is using another language.

Try switching the user that executes the tests to English

Or in the case of building a package, add this to your project-scratch-def.json file:
{
"orgName": "FFLIB Frameworks",
"edition": "Developer",
"country": "US",
"language": "en_US",
...
}

[jazi-otto]

Thanks for the fast reply 🙂 Will try that out

[jazi-otto]

So I went to the users Profile. There it says the language is English. Also having a look in the Company Information in the DevHub Org it says the Default Language is English. The Default Locale is "German (Germany, EURO)" though.

I would like to build the unlocked package using the salesforce cli (sf). Unfortunately, I don't find the option, where I can pass my Scratch Org to the command, so that the validation is made on the Scratch Org instead of the production Org.

Would be great if you could provide me with more pointers 💜🤔

[wimvelzeboer]

While building the package you indeed need to tell the CLI to use the scratch org definition file.
You can do this with the definition-file flag

sf package version create --definition-file config/project-scratch-def.json --code-coverage