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Created attachment 279532 [details] argument file I'm using Junit 5 version 5.3.2 on Spring Tools Suite (STS) version 4.2.0 on Windows 10. I have my STS installed on a folder on my c drive called 'spring tools'. When running a Junit test within a project with a short enough classpath that an argument file (@-file) is not generated, my tests run fine. I believe this is because the classpath is enclosed in double quotes. But on a project that has a long enough classpath that an @-file is generated when running a JUnit test, I get a 'No tests found with test runner 'JUnit 5' and a message in the console saying "Error: Could not find or load main class tools\sts-4.2.0.RELEASE\configuration\org.eclipse.osgi\233\0.cp;C:\spring Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: tools\sts-4/2/0/RELEASE\configuration\org/eclipse/osgi\233\0/cp;C:\spring" The issue is that when I look into the @-file that is generated, the file does not generate with the classpath enclosed in double quotes so when the Picocli parser reads the classpath it falls over when encountering the white space in 'spring tools'. I've attached an example @-file and a screenshot of the 'Show Command Line' button.
Created attachment 279533 [details] show command line button
Somewhat related bug in Ant: Bug 470390
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