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Build ID: I20090611-1540 Steps To Reproduce: 1. Write a class, which invokes a JUnit-Class (loaded dynamically). 2. Write a test for this class, which should prove its correctness. 3. Write a JUnit-Class, which will be load dynamically by (1.). This class should contain 3 tests: first a normal (succesfull) testMethod, second a testMethod annotated with @Ignore, third another normal (successfull) testMethod. More information: This bug first occured in Eclipse 3.5.0 We used 3.4.2 a lot and this bug never occured. With 3.5.0 our JUnit-Test (explained afterwards) failed out of a sudden. It's a little bit complicated, because we are writing a program, which invokes JUnit-Tests on external code. The class which do that has an JUnit-Test to prove it's correctness. So the Eclipse-Runner tests our code, which uses the Eclipse-Runner to test "external code". (In the test the "external code" is known, prepared code.) The problem is: If you have tests, annotated with @Ignore and other normally successfull tests (not annotated with @Ignore) behind an ignored test, they will be ignored, too. In the attached example 2 methods will fail, because 3 tests should run but only the first 2 will run. (Makes difference in calculated points.)
Created attachment 140303 [details] Our classes, which produced the error
The attached code doesn't compile. Could you please attach an example (best would be an eclipse project that we can import) that allows reproduce the problem?
Cannot reproduce without more detailed information/steps.
