Overriden tests don't run

[Lars-jnk]

If a test from a superclass is overriden, it does't run.
Yes, I saw #3553 But it still don't run tests.
That's very very annoying and unacceptable.

Context

• Used versions (Jupiter/Vintage/Platform): 5.13.3
• Build Tool/IDE: latest IDEA

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[marcphilipp]

This behavior of the @Test annotation is documented in the User Guide:

Such methods are inherited unless they are overridden.

If you want an overridden method to be treated as a test method, you need to annotate it with @Test.

[Lars-jnk]

"If you want an overridden method to be treated as a test method, you need to annotate it with @test."
I'm aware of that.
These days everything that was good is getting ruined. So annoying.

It worked so good in junit. Thanks for ruin it...

[jbduncan]

@Lars-jnk Did you mean to come across as belligerent just now?

In case you weren't aware, your feedback will be accepted more readily if you are constructive and follow the project's code of conduct. Here is JUnit 5's own Code of Conduct for reference.

[Lars-jnk]

Hehe, good excuse. I say it like it is because I still have my balls. Do you? And I really don't care about some dislikes from npcs.

You ruined it, just accept it.

[jbduncan]

@Lars-jnk Do you have something going on in your personal life that you need rant about? I'd be more than happy to listen if you send an email to my email address on my GitHub profile. :)

[Lars-jnk]

Oh, a wanna be psychologist. You should focus on development...

Another problem these days. Any time someone isn't submissive he has to have a personal problem. Nice attempt to avoid facts...