Tagging Test Methods With JUnit 5

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When you want to add one tag to one test method, you have to annotate your test method with a special annotation. What is this annotation?
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The name of your tag must fulfill these conditions (you can select multiple options):
- It cannot be null or blank.
- It cannot contain ISO controller characters.
- It cannot contain any reserved characters.
- It cannot contain whitespace characters found in the middle of the tag name.
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When you want to add one tag to all test methods found from your test class, the easiest way to do it is to:
- Annotate all test methods with the @Tag annotation.
- Annotate your test class with the @Tag annotation.
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When you want to add one tag to all test methods found from a nested class (including its child classes), the easiest way to this is to:
- Annotate the nested test class with the @Tag annotation.
- Annotate all test methods with the @Tag annotation.
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If you want to add multiple tags to your test methods, you can (remember that you can choose multiple options):
- Annotate your test methods, test class or a nested test class with the @Tag annotation and configure multiple tag names by setting the value of the value attribute.
- Annotate your test methods, test class or a nested test class with multiple @Tag annotations.
- Annotate your test methods, test class, or a nested test class with the @Tags annotation and specify the tags by using the @Tag annotation.
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You should add tags to your test methods by using a custom annotation because (you can choose multiple options):
- You don’t have to remember the correct spelling of your tag’s name.
- You cannot make any typos when you add tags to your test methods.
- If you want to change the name of your tag, you have to make that change to only one place.
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