Hi,
I have an abstract base test class. It looks like this:
public abstract class BaseJkTest extends TestCase {
...
}
The issue is that the gradle build fails with:
No tests found in jk.util.BaseJkTest
junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: No tests found in
jk.util.BaseJkTest
But shouldn't abstract classes being excluded from the JUnit tests in
the first place? I remember that the Maven surefire plug-in excluded
those classes automatically. When I rename my test to
AbstractBaseJkTest everything works fine. I am just wondering if it is
possible to improve gradle in a way that it detects abstract classes
automatically (and not just by naming conventions)? Anyway renaming
the class solved my problem for now. Just wanted to mention this
potential problem.
Btw, I am running gradle 0.5.2.
Thanks for any help,
--Peter
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