Google served up numerous solutions to my problem but it didn't help me. My problem was much simpler. Eclipse will run any test in any class where the method is annotated with @Test. This does not apply to surefire. If the class is not named
Friday, August 10, 2012
Surefire plugin wont run my JUnit tests!
I spent way to much time on this trivial issue to not write it down. I ran into an issue where my unit tests (JUnit 4) were running fine in Eclipse but not by the maven surefire plugin.
Google served up numerous solutions to my problem but it didn't help me. My problem was much simpler. Eclipse will run any test in any class where the method is annotated with @Test. This does not apply to surefire. If the class is not namedTest, surefire will not even look for tests in it. Hence, in maven projects, we should always name test classes that way.
Google served up numerous solutions to my problem but it didn't help me. My problem was much simpler. Eclipse will run any test in any class where the method is annotated with @Test. This does not apply to surefire. If the class is not named
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