Hi Brett,
...
Additionally surefire's POJO approach collides with junit4.
This is taken care of by the surefire plugin. It should select JUnit 4
as long as a it is in the dependency classpath.
Do you mean this should already be implemented? Or did you meant
"This should be taken care of the surefire plugin ..:"?
What I see in JUnitDirectoryTestSuite
if ( junitClass != null &&
junitClass.isAssignableFrom(testClass))
{
testSet = new JUnitTestSet( testClass );
}
else
{
testSet = new PojoTestSet( testClass );
}
This just selects junit if the test class is a subclass of TestCase.
How can I get access to the dependecy classpath? Calling
getDependencies() but on what object?
thanks
Bernd
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