No it doesn't. I agree it would be best if we could exclude it.
I've tried to exclude its parameterization but I didn't manage to.
Following this - https://stackoverflow.com/a/28203229/3218627 - I tried to
create two test classes (one parameterized, one not) in an enclosed class but
that couldn't compile due to the `@RunWith(Enclosed.class)` not being able to
find the static `parameters` method defined in the `object
LogCleanerIntegrationTest`
```
java.lang.Exception: No public static parameters method on class
kafka.log.ComponentTest$LogCleanerIntegrationTest
at
org.junit.runners.Parameterized.getParametersMethod(Parameterized.java:299)
```
I guess another approach would be to create a separate, non-parameterized
`LogCleanerIntegrationTest` class. What's your take on this?
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