https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=55697
--- Comment #1 from Michael Clarke <[email protected]> --- I'm not sure there is a suitable fix for this. If one of the classes that hasn't been executed was to return a suite (therefore providing more tests to be run), be invoked by a runner that identifies methods differently (different annotations or by alternative naming conventions), use parameterised tests, or anything else that alters the number of tests beyond what can be counted statically with the @Test annotation then we're going to fail to count these tests properly. We can count methods annotated with @Test (JUnit 4) or named test* (JUnit 3) in un-executed classes, but this may lead to an inconsistent count when compared to a successfully run suite. The ignored count was developed for tests that the user had specifically ignored whilst tests were being executed, not that Ant hadn't tried to execute, and I think trying to change it is just going to cause further issues. I therefore propose closing this as with a "won't fix" status. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
