Package de.bmiag.tapir.execution.annotations.suite

Annotation Type TestSuite

@Target(TYPE)
@Retention(RUNTIME)
@Scope("prototype")
@Component
public @interface TestSuite

A test suite is a collection of test classes that are intended to be used to test a software program. A test suite contains one or multiple child test suites (annotated by TestSuite) or test classes (annotated by TestClass). These children are executed sequentially in the order of their declaration.

Per default the execution of the pending children is cancelled if the execution of one child fails. You can modify this behavior by annotating the test suite with ProceedOnFailure.

It's possible to annotate TestSuite annotated classes with Parallel in order to indicate that the children could be run in parallel.

If the test suite is annotated by Parallel and not by ProceedOnFailure results might differ from one run to the other as it's not deterministic which children already have been started at the moment when one of the children fails. Generally spoken, whenever a child fails, all the other children which have not been started yet, are skipped. Children which have already been started are not cancelled and will terminate normally.

Since:

2.0.0

Author:

Oliver Libutzki <[email protected]>

See Also:

ProceedOnFailure, Parallel, TestClass

Required Element Summary

Required Elements

Modifier and Type	Required Element	Description
java.lang.Class<?>[]	value	The test suites and classes to be run

Element Detail

value

java.lang.Class<?>[] value

The test suites and classes to be run

Returns:

the test suites and classes to be run

Since:

2.0.0