Add support for @Parameters in SpringJUnit4ClassRunner #277
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Prior to this commit, it was not possible to use JUnit's @parameters annotation in a test that runs within the Spring TestContext framework, in order to run each test multiple times with values defined by the invocation of the @parameters static method, as it is the case with JUnit's Parameterized runner. This commit introduces such support, by delegating either to a parameters-aware spring runner, or to the standard Spring runner, depending on the presence or absence of a public static method annotated with @parameters. SpringJUnit4ClassRunner now just makes the decision and delegates to another runner. The code that was once in SpringJUnit4ClassRunner is now in a package-protected internal runner (InternalSpringJUnit4ClassRunner), which is used either directly or through the package-protected, parameters-aware spring runner (SpringJUnit4ParameterizedClassRunner). In the case of a parameterized test, the TestContextManager is created once for the test class. Issue: SPR-5292
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Original JIRA issue: SPR-5292 |
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GitHub issue: #9965 |
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Closing this PR as a duplicate of #12387. |
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Prior to this commit, it was not possible to use JUnit's @parameters
annotation in a test that runs within the Spring TestContext
framework, in order to run each test multiple times with values
defined by the invocation of the @parameters static method, as it is
the case with JUnit's Parameterized runner.
This commit introduces such support, by delegating either to a
parameters-aware spring runner, or to the standard Spring runner,
depending on the presence or absence of a public static method
annotated with @parameters.
SpringJUnit4ClassRunner now just makes the decision and delegates
to another runner. The code that was once in SpringJUnit4ClassRunner
is now in a package-protected internal runner
(InternalSpringJUnit4ClassRunner), which is used either directly or
through the package-protected, parameters-aware spring runner
(SpringJUnit4ParameterizedClassRunner).
The TestContextManager is created once and reused for each set of
parameters. If @IfProfileValue is present on the class level and the
criteria is not matched, the TestContextManager is not created,
other annotations (@ContextConfiguration, @TestExecutionListeners)
are not parsed, and the test class is immediately ignored.
@BeforeClass/@afterclass methods and TestExecutionListener's
beforeTestClass/afterTestClass methods are each executed once for
a parameterized test class.
Issue: SPR-5292
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