JUnit integration sometimes reports hook failures in the wrong place

[joebandenburg]

Need more details to investigate this. @philostler @phillcunnington Can you provide any more details?

[philostler]

An image speaks a thousand words, I'll screen grab when I encounter this next. In summary though, if you have a long list of #when blocks, each with a #before hook, a failure in one of those hooks appears under an unrelated when.

[joebandenburg]

I just reproduced this myself this morning. It happens when there are tests run before the failing hook. The failing hook is then output nested under the last run when block.