You can also run/debug your test cases and view their test results from there. You can select the beaker button on the left-side Activity bar of Visual Studio Code to open it. The Testing Explorer is a tree view to show all the test cases in your workspace. You can also right-click on it to see more options. To run the target test cases, select the green play button. The Test Runner for Java extension will generate shortcuts (the green play button) on the left side of the class and method definition. If your project does not use any build tools, you can enable TestNG via the Testing Explorer or by manually downloading the following JARs and adding them to the project classpath (via setting, check Dependency management for more information): Make sure following lines are added in your adle: plugins Unmanaged folder JUnit 4 MavenĪdd following configuration into your pom.xml: junit junit (YOUR_JUNIT_VERSION) test Gradle Note: Currently this feature only supports unmanaged folders that do not contain any testing dependencies. Starting with Test Runner for Java version 0.34.0, you can enable a test framework for your unmanaged folder project (a project without any build tools) with just a few steps in the Testing Explorer: Enable testing and adding test framework JARs to your project Note: If you have already setup your Java test framework in your project, you can skip to the Features section. Install the Extension Pack for Java Project Setup

Visual Studio Code (version 1.59.0 or later).

The Test Runner for Java works with the Language Support for Java™ by Red Hat and Debugger for Java extensions to provide the following features: The extension supports the following test frameworks: It's a lightweight extension to run and debug Java test cases. Testing Java in Visual Studio Code is enabled by the Test Runner for Java extension.

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