Ah, that was it ... forgot to follow the surefire naming conventions. Thanks
to all, - Dave
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> The test is in my src/main/test directory. Where else should it be? I have
> nothing in my src/main/java directory. Below is the output of running the
> above command. - Dave
This is Maven 101 and the answer can easily be found online in
countless locations. As such, I will not spoon-feed the
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> The test is in my src/main/test directory. Where else should it be? I have
> nothing in my src/main/java directory. Below is the output of running the
> above command. - Dave
I can see that it compiles the test class
> [INFO] Compilin
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Are you sure about that line, or is it also potentially incorrect?
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Here you are telling Maven that your tests are in the folder 'test', not
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> [ERROR] symbol : class After
> [ERROR] location: class com.myco.infinitiusa.tests.InfinitiConfigOldG25Base
> cannot find symbol
The class is org.junit.After. Are you missing an import statement maybe?
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