vscode-java-test
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Run and debug Java test cases in Visual Studio Code.
@DisabledForJreRange and @EnabledForJreRange using source target rather what java version being used
I have tests with: ``` @DisabledForJreRange(min = JRE.JAVA_8, max = JRE.JAVA_8, disabledReason = "JSH is not supported on Java 8") ``` and even though I'm running with Java 17 all...
Hello, We have our own vscode which is running inside a docker container & running on a browser. We are using - Java 17 -> which is from the vscode...
Symptom: JUnit 5 test methods in a test class with an @BeforeAll method are correctly initialised and pass when run with gradlew test but do not get correctly initialised and...
Type: Bug I believe the issue happens when a test is runned multiple times Extension version: 0.43.0 VS Code version: Code - Insiders 1.98.0-insider (2daf886e20631c9b236a1f574fa9d4d05c61942c, 2025-02-28T05:05:04.513Z) OS version: Windows_NT x64...
When running "**Run Test with Coverage**" from the VS Code Test Explorer using the "**Test Runner for Java**" extension, I am unable to find a generic way to locate the...
Extension Name: vscjava.vscode-java-test Extension Version: 0.43.0 OS Version: macOS 15.3 VSCode version: 1.96.4 (apple silicon) **Describe the bug** When try to run tests with "Click to run tests button" it...
I recently discovered the branch code coverage and I think it would be a very useful tool, however at the moment is buggy:  In the case above it tells...
With the normal (File) explorer in VSCode, the file that the user currently working on or reading gets focused in the explorer. This allows the user to easily find it...
Is there a way to configure the code coverage tool to exclude certain classes from coverage? I know there's a `java.test.coverage` property but haven't been able to find any details...
Symptom: JUnit 5 test classes which reliably run in the correct order with gradlew test run in the wrong order in the VSCode IDE. System: Windows 10, VSCode 1.96.3, Gradle...