No, there are no such user-configurable extension points, so any extension points you need will have to be added.
That being said, there is an ongoing effort to create an official API for surefire, but this is an ongoing process that is expected to take some time. This does not prevent you from making patches to make your current feature requirements work. I see you have created a jira for your feature request ( http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/SUREFIRE-815) which is nice. We have quite a few such jiras that directly/indirectly describe desired API functionality/Extension points, and I will be using this in trying to shape the "finalized" public api's. I will comment further on the issue in question, but your main challenge is not really to get the directoryScanner injection going, but to get the classloading/plugin issues running properly. I'll update the issue with some tips. Kristian 2012/1/1 Carson Gross <[email protected]> > Hi, > > Again, apologies for the newb question, but is there a way to specify a > custom DirectoryScanner for surefire to use via the command line? Looking > through the surefire docs I didn't see anything, and I don't have a good > handle on how to inject custom configuration into maven, although I see > what appears to be fairly mature dependency injection code in the source > for Surefire. > > Thanks, > Carson >
