Hi, you may run all test in project in deafult directory if you don't need to run them with different classpaths/different environment. Otherwise it is currentrly impossible
Are there any plans to improve this? We have a rather large Maven multimodule and unfortunately several tests need to have the working directory set to the corresponding module root. Currently I have a JUnit run config for each module with the working dir set to $MODULE_DIR$. This works fine per module but does not allow me to run all tests at once. A possible solution of the problem would be some grouping for run configs allowing me to run several JUnit run configs sequentially by starting the group.
Hi, you may run all test in project in deafult directory if you don't need to run them with different classpaths/different environment. Otherwise it is currentrly impossible
what do you mean default directory?
Sorry, default package (or root package e.g. org if you have one)
Are there any plans to improve this? We have a rather large Maven multimodule and unfortunately several tests need to have the working directory set to the corresponding module root. Currently I have a JUnit run config for each module with the working dir set to $MODULE_DIR$. This works fine per module but does not allow me to run all tests at once. A possible solution of the problem would be some grouping for run configs allowing me to run several JUnit run configs sequentially by starting the group.
Michael
When right clicking on the test/java directory you can run all the tests with coverage.