Filtering JUnit 5 Tests With Maven and Gradle

If you want to run all tests which have the tag: ‘unitTest’, you have to use this tag expression (if you need to use the ‘|’ operator, replace it with the character: ‘/’):

If you have to run all tests which have the tag: ‘unitTest’ or the tag: ‘integrationTest’, you have to use this tag expression (if you need to use the ‘|’ operator, replace it with the character: ‘/’):

If you have to run all tests which have the tags: ‘integrationTest’ and ‘repositoryTest’, you have to use this tag expression (if you need to use the ‘|’ operator, replace it with the character: ‘/’):

If you want to run all tests which have the tag: ‘integrationTest’ and don’t have the tag: ‘repositoryTest’, you have to use this tag expression (if you need to use the ‘|’ operator, replace it with the character: ‘/’):

if you want to run all tests which have the tag ‘unitTest’ or the tag ‘integrationTest’ and have the tag ‘slowTest’ or the tag ‘fastTest’, you have to use this tag expression (if you need to use the ‘|’ operator, replace it with the character: ‘/’):

When you are running your tests by using either the Maven Surefire or the Maven Failsafe plugin and you want to configure the tag expression which specifies the test methods which are run, you have to use a special configuration option. What is the name of this configuration option?

When you are running your tests by using either the Maven Surefire or the Maven Failsafe plugin and you want to configure the tag expression which specifies the test methods which aren’t run, you have to use a special configuration option. What is the name of this configuration option?

When you are running your tests with Gradle and you want to configure the tag expression which specifies the test methods which are run, you have to use a special configuration option. What is the name of this configuration option?

When you are running your tests with Gradle and you want to configure the tag expression which specifies the test methods which aren’t run, you have to use a special configuration option. What is the name of this configuration option?