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No, this wasn't the case for me see my own answer for the real cause. Have you configured your maven-compile-plugin for the correct compiler level, like: Yes, all modules have these settings. My JUnit tests were skipped. If running mvn test works fine for that project and I'm expecting it to run without problem , could you please update your question with the POM configuration you're using from the project having troubles? The new behavior when using Surefire 2. By default surefire plugin picks Test class from package:

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I'm really wondering what could cause this weird behavior. The Surefire plugin figures out which JUnit provider should be used based upon the classpath. I had the same question, and for me the solution was this bug.

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Post as a guest Name. One more possible cause can be this bug closed with "Won't fix": Thanks for your input, though! Could you post your POM? Now, just to validated that this is not a "global problem" I don't think so TBHcould you create a project from scratch, for example by running: My JUnit tests were skipped.

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Had a similar issue when trying to run integration tests. The test would fail without 1. Does it happen outside the project? Stack Overflow for Teams is a private, secure spot for you and your coworkers to find and share information. This particular solution helped me!! I spent several hours debugging because of this "feature". I could probably post relevant part sbut not sure what exactly can be relevant.

For completeness and for those not using m2eclipse here's the XML that excludes the dependency - I only came across this feature of Maven by seeing these tags generated automatically: Asked 9 years, 8 months ago.

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I know that it's just wild guessing - I never had trouble with Junit4 tests in maven Randall Hauch Randall Hauch 5, 23 23 silver badges 23 23 bronze badges. Is there anything else I am missing?

Stack Overflow works best with JavaScript enabled. Thanks everybody for your help. Later I came across this Maven issue and configured surefire to run only "JUnit" tests like this: Email Required, but never shown. I had an old version of the surefire plugin which was trying to run TestNG and not jUnit. Pascal Thivent Pascal Thivent k gold badges silver badges bronze badges.

For some poor soul out there who is wondering why Surefire-junnit4-2.4.3.jar doesn't pick up JUnit tests. For completeness and for those not using m2eclipse here's the XML that excludes the dependency - I only came across this feature of Maven by seeing these tags generated automatically:. So it seems that the problem was coming from testng jar requiring JUnit v3.

Have you configured your maven-compile-plugin for the correct compiler level, like: James Selvakumar James Selvakumar 1, 17 17 silver badges 20 20 bronze badges. I don't know what you mean by "can't execute," but surefkre-junit4-2.4.3.jar it help to explicitly set the includes used by the maven-surefire-plugin? Here's what I've done: Surefire-junit4-2.4.3.jqr you say if this problem is specific to one module?

So go to Build Path and include test folder in classpath like below: Unfortunately there is no way to split answer points between Pascal and Kaleb, but Kaleb's advice to use mvn -X helped me to get on the right track so correct answer points go to him.