> It is not a big issue. But some people using Gradle use 'Tests'. I also > ported one build to Gradle where there were Abstract test classes called > like 'GeneralTest'. The Ant junit runner tries to execute it and throws an > exception. So not relying on naming convention (only offering them as > additional filter) makes things more reliable.
I supposed something like that. I think the spring convention is to name abstract classes "*Tests" for this very same reason (to get them out of the ant filter).
