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Build ID: M20070921-1145 Steps To Reproduce: 1. Run / Open Run Dialog... 2. Right-click JUnit 3. Click "New" 4. "Run all tests in the selected project, package or source folder:" 5. Try to select more than one project by holding down CTRL while selecting projects Current result: I can't select more than one project. Expected result: I should be able to select more than one project. Rationale: Keeping all code related to a project in one Eclipse project has its limitations (bug 202263). Therefore I've split my real-world project into several Eclipse projects. But I would still like to run all unit tests related to one real-world project using only one launcher.
This is a limitation of the Run/Debug dialogs. Moving to Debug for consideration.
A workaround could be to create a top level project that prereqs all your test projects and has a test suite method that references the other suites? The JUnit tab could allow for more than one project - which is supplied by JDT. Currently, the only limitation in the platform is with context launch (selection sensitive launching which only launches a single selection). What limitation were you referring to Dani?
>What limitation were you referring to Dani? Sorry, I was parsing comment 0 too fast. What I miss is: I can't open the Run or Debug dialog, select more than one launch and run them at once: I can select more than one but the Run/Debug button gets disabled. I should either be able to run them all or multi-selection should be disabled. The requested feature is bug 111126.
See related feature request in debug to launch multiple configs at once - bug 39900. Marking as dup of existing bug in JDT. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 111126 ***
