Add regression test for linked .classpath and test source folder #3804
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When using linked resources for a project's .classpath file defining a JUnit classpath container or test source folders, they are not detected by Tycho, such that the JUnit classpath container and the test source folder are not considered during the build. This adds a test case demonstrating the integration of the .classpath file and a test source folder via linked resources.
Test Results396 files 396 suites 2h 30m 58s ⏱️ For more details on these errors, see this check. Results for commit f5a1d40. |
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@HeikoKlare many thanks I'll now take a look at this! |
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Testcase and fix integrated here: |
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When using linked resources for a project's
.classpathfile defining a JUnit classpath container or test source folders, they are not detected by Tycho. So the JUnit classpath container and the test source folder are not considered during the build and the tests are not executed.This adds a test case demonstrating the integration of the
.classpathfile and a test source folder via linked resources in different ways:This serves as a reproducer for #3803.
I have used the project contents from another integration test, which is why I kept the copyright information that were already present in those files.