Marcel Pfotenhauer

Discuss handling: Available DataSets [{testId:"1"},{testId:"2"},{testId:"3"}] ```Java @SkipDataSet(1) public class SuperTest { @Test public void testSomething1() { // should run 2 and 3 } @Test @DataSet(1) public void testSomething2() { //...

@rklehm-xc `testSomething4` should run 1 and 3 since annotations on method level override the ones on class level (This is the same behavior as DataSet itself have it). ATM: I'm...

pushed more examples for discussion and start of implementation to a separate branch: SkipDataSetFeature

@oomelianchuk: Thanks for the research. A comment would be much appreciated! Other questions: * Should or do we need to set up some default values on instantiation? * Could we...

Hi @tocumarian, first of all thank you for pointing out such things. I get what you want to ask but I wasn't aware that such a dependency/feature exists in Selenide....

@georgkunze please retest this functionality

@oomelianchuk Thanks for rechecking. Follow up task: Update https://github.com/Xceptance/neodymium-library/wiki/JUnit with the rechecked information. Since this is a way to configure the running order of tests classes.

@georgkunze: Please review @oomelianchuk adjustments in the documentation.

@georgkunze: Please review @oomelianchuk adjustments in the documentation.

A temporary solution for this is to use a Surefire feature when executing the test in a CI environment. -Dsurefire.rerunFailingTestsCount=1 Can also be set in pom.xml