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Can I exclude an individual test from @BeforeEach in JUnit5?

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Is it possible to exclude an individual test from @BeforeEach in JUnit5?

Kindly guide me for this.

Thank you

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Marcin Kulik Avatar asked Nov 08 '19 18:11

Marcin Kulik


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2 Answers

You could use TestInfo and write this condition by inspecting the test name:

@BeforeEach 
void init(TestInfo info) {
  if (info.getDisplayName().equals("mySpecialTestName") {
    return; // skip @BeforeEach in mySpecialTestName test
  }
}

but it would be cleaner to move the tests that don't need @BeforeEach to a separate class.

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Karol Dowbecki Avatar answered Sep 16 '22 17:09

Karol Dowbecki


You can move the tests that require the before-each behaviour into an inner ˋ@Nested´ subclass and put the before-each method there.

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johanneslink Avatar answered Sep 18 '22 17:09

johanneslink