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JUnit and test files

I have a large number (from hundreds to thousands) of test files in an application I am developing. What is the proper way to test my code against all of these files as part of a test suite or test suite JUnit

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I could write one test method that loops through all N files, but I don't want a single failure / skip verdict on whether all test files were processed successfully.

Is there a way to get the JUnit to post explicitly and separately in a test file each ?

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Use ErrorCollector

to check. This will check all files and provide all files that are not running (set the filename as message under control).



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