orion0616 opened a new pull request, #3466:
URL: https://github.com/apache/maven-surefire/pull/3466

   Since 3.6.0-M1 the JUnit Platform provider re-applies 
`<includes>`/`<excludes>`
   (and `-Dtest`) as a class name filter, but matched the scanner style patterns
   against the dot separated class name. An include with a package directory and
   `**/` such as `com/example/it/**/*IT.java`, or a `%regex[...]` include, never
   matched, so the classes the plugin had already scanned were dropped again 
inside
   the fork and the build stayed green with `Tests run: 0`.
   
   This change asks the same `TestListResolver` the plugin builds for its 
directory
   scanner, about the class file path (`pkg/Name.class`), so the provider can no
   longer reject a class the scanner selected, and the hand-written matching
   helpers go away. As a consequence `%regex[...]` is evaluated against the
   `.class` path as documented, Ant style and regex includes are alternatives of
   one filter instead of two filters that both had to match, 
`-Dtest=!Class#method`
   excludes only that method, and the default exclude `**/*$*` takes effect in 
the
   provider (it does not affect `@Nested` classes, which Jupiter never passes
   through a `ClassNameFilter`). The enclosing classes of scanned nested classes
   stay included as before (#3446), now for excludes as well as for includes.
   
   The new IT covers a package directory include with `**/`, a `**/dir/**/`
   include, a `%regex[...]` include and a package directory exclude; three of 
the
   four fail on master. Unit tests cover the pattern shapes the provider 
receives
   from the plugin, including the `-Dtest` forms, `!` negation, includes 
combined
   with excludes and the enclosing class of a scanned nested class.
   
   Fixes #3465
   
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