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Run JUnit in IntelliJ while ignoring compilation error in an unrelated class?

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When running a JUnit test case in IntelliJ it opens up the Make console and shows complication errors in an unrelated class.

  1. Can I run the test case ignoring these errors?

  2. Is there a way to make it not compile the entire project when running the test cases but only those class files required by the test case?

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Kshitiz Sharma Avatar asked Apr 09 '15 10:04

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Yes you can.

You can disable the Make before Run.

(The following is written for IntelliJ 14, different versions might have slightly different layouts, but as far as I can remember these options have been the same for a while)

For a single test

  • Go to "Run" - "Edit Configurations..."
  • Select the configuration of your test case
  • In the tab named "Configuration" there is a List "Before Launch" with one entry "Make". Remove that entry.
  • Confirm with "OK"

For all tests:

If you want to remove this by default for all new test configurations (which might not be a terribly good idea, since then you got to allways build manually when running tests)

  • Go to "Run" - "Edit Configurations..."
  • Select "Defaults" in the Tree
  • Select your Testframework (Junit or TestNG most probably)
  • In the tab named "Configuration" there is a List "Before Launch" with one entry "Make". Remove that entry.
  • Confirm with "OK"
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Chrstian Beutenmueller Avatar answered Oct 06 '22 02:10

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