Java @Disabled annotation in class or test not taken into account

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Hi,

I just started using Travis CI today and there is something I can’t understand. I wanted to disable some of my tests so as usual, I used the @Disabled annotation on my class (or on some of my tests) like this :

import org.junit.jupiter.api.Disabled;

@Disabled
public class TwitterClientTest {

Locally everything is OK, the tests are not launched :
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But in TravisCI after having push my branch, the @Disabled annotation is ignored and all the tests are ran and fail:

Failed tests: com.socialmediaraiser.twitter.nrt.TwitterClientTest.testGetFollowingIdsById()
com.socialmediaraiser.twitter.nrt.TwitterClientTest.testGetFollowersIdsById()
com.socialmediaraiser.twitter.nrt.TwitterClientTest.testGetFollowersUsersById()
 etc...

Any idea about what I did wrong ? I’m Using JDK 12 and JUnit Jupiter 5.4.2.

Thanks !

2

Please check your code. I don’t think this is an issue with Travis CI.

For example:


(I’m not saying this is your issue. I’m just pointing out that something else is probably at play.)

3

If i’m the first to have this problem with Travis sure it comes from my side. The only strange thing is that it works locally but I’ll dig in.

Thanks !

4

Your local machine probably has something (local cache, different JUnit version, plugins, etc.) that our VM doesn’t. Try starting with a clean machine (a Docker image or whatever), to confirm.

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I’ll do it, thank you very much !

6

No issue of Travis CI.

First, run your tests via mvn verify locally and make sure they pass/skip as expected. Likely, you need to help Surefire here and there to load the JUnit Platform provider.

Then, invoke the same command (mvn verify) on Travis CI.

7

Exact, I just had to add it on my pom and it worked :

            <plugin>
                <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
                <artifactId>maven-surefire-plugin</artifactId>
                <version>3.0.0-M4</version>
            </plugin>
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