Github user squito commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/4048#issuecomment-70181484
so, this doesn't actually work quite the way I wanted it to. It turns out
its skipping all the Junit tests as well. The junit tests are run if you run
with `test-only * -- -l`, but as sound as you add a tag like `test-only * -- -l
foo`, then all the junit tests are skipped. From the [junit-interface
docs](https://github.com/sbt/junit-interface) "Any parameter not starting with
- or + is treated as a glob pattern for matching tests."
I will look into a solution for this, but I have a feeling this might mean
we can't mix junit w/ the tagging approach, and we have to go to a more
standard directory / filenaming approach to separating out integration tests.
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