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The problem is that in the example, you show the use of the @After method to check the counter, whereas you should have used @AfterClass. Unless you intended for the @repeating annotation to actually run the @After method only once after each @Test method? Then you have a bug in the code, not the doc :) because this is not what happens!
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http://tempusfugitlibrary.org/documentation/junit/load/
Contains an example which does not work.
The problem is that in the example, you show the use of the
@After
method to check the counter, whereas you should have used@AfterClass
. Unless you intended for the @repeating annotation to actually run the@After
method only once after each@Test
method? Then you have a bug in the code, not the doc :) because this is not what happens!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: