anyway thats exactly what I’m doing now, I’m guess...
# failgood
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anyway thats exactly what I’m doing now, I’m guessing the file name, so you can now jump to tests and subcontexts from the test runner in idea. (in failfast main)
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#minutest resorts to creating an exception at the point where the test is defined and extracting the information from the stack trace
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yes thats what i do too
i did it even before i worked on the junit runner because i output a stacktrace element that leads to the test.
in minutest, how do i select if i want to run tests with jupiter or with the minutest engine runner?
is a junit run config using the jupiter or the minutest engine?
ah i get it. it runs all tests for all engine
I was asking because i can’t jump to source code with the minutest engine, so i thought that it does not supply line number and file info
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Yes, I don’t know why that isn’t working. Rerunning a test isn’t either
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things like this are hard to test because you cannot be sure what idea sends and how it reacts.
I don’t even know what i have to return to make idea show the option to rerun a single test.