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Have a class like this: public class AllTests extends TestSuite { public static TestSuite suite() { ... Eclipse will not be able to execute its tests and will show an error message "No tests found with test runner JUnit 3". This is because of implementation of TestSearchEngine.findSuiteMethods that looks for 'suite() Test' and ignores this method that returns TestSuite (implements Test) accepted by JUnit test runner.
Really? All these years I didn't know this. As this is very rare and would take extra computation costs: No action planed at the moment. Can you change your code to 'Test'?
Re changing: I have several hundred occurences of this pattern across the codebase. Re computational cost: you can consider running the extra search only if the first one fails (though it is an ugly solution).
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