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<@U0BUH9FRD> All my Spring Boot tests are fully written in Kotlin and I am having trouble with context caching. I was wondering how it's supposed to work. I have overall 2 different context (A, B), each has a few tests (denoted by numbers). 
It runs like this:
```
Context A starts
Test A1 runs
Test A2 runs
Context B starts
Test B1 runs
Test B2 runs
Context A starts
Test A3 runs
```

Is this the expected behaviour? I was expecting Spring Boot to "group" the tests by context, but I guess it's just running in whatever order JUnit decided?

if you want to order your tests
you need to use testng
junit is for unit testing
and hence assumes no order

I don't care about the order. I just expected the `SpringRunner` to be smart enough to properly order the tests to maximize context reuse.