We are using testng for testing, and I added a new class using powermockito (the test class extends PowerMockTestCase)
However we got an exception with another class that uses powermocks's WhiteboxImpl.invokeMethod(). The exception is "Cannot cast org.powermock.api.mockito.mockmaker.PowerMockMaker to org.mockito.plugins.MockMaker" In order to avoid that exception with one class, my workaround (which may not be best solution but all I could find) was to add "extends TestCase" which assigned that class to run with Junit4 instead of TestNG like all the others. The problem now becomes that during a static analysis Jenkins phase, it looks for but can't find the surefire files in target/surefire-reports/junitreports like they were before. Because after the change mentioned above (forcing JUNIT by extending TestCase) the surefire files are now divided into 2 subdirectories: testng-native-results and testng-junit-results. This is causing the problem Is there a way to prevent surefire tests from being divided between the 2 directories?
