I faced this tricky and very simple problem.
When I created a Maven Java project I got one default test class named "AppTest" and default method "testApp"
With JUnit 3.
Problem:
I created another test class in same package, named "AppTest2" and methods "testApp".
When I run mvn clean test.
It never pick up that class as "Test" class.
Answer :
Junit expect each Test class name to end with "Test", like "AppTest.class","App1Test.class" etc
So I changed the new class name to App1Test.class and it picked all test cases inside during maven build.
Note: I changed the project test cases as JUnit 4-style from JUnit 3-style.
i.e. My test classes no longer extends TestCase
I annotate each method with @Test, hence my test method name can be anything it need not start with "test"
When I created a Maven Java project I got one default test class named "AppTest" and default method "testApp"
With JUnit 3.
Problem:
I created another test class in same package, named "AppTest2" and methods "testApp".
When I run mvn clean test.
It never pick up that class as "Test" class.
Answer :
Junit expect each Test class name to end with "Test", like "AppTest.class","App1Test.class" etc
So I changed the new class name to App1Test.class and it picked all test cases inside during maven build.
Note: I changed the project test cases as JUnit 4-style from JUnit 3-style.
i.e. My test classes no longer extends TestCase
I annotate each method with @Test, hence my test method name can be anything it need not start with "test"
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