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I have two different sets of parameter sources for a parameterized test (set 1 being a subset of set 2). Depending on JUnit5 tags I want to execute the same test method either against set 1 or set 2.

Unfortunately neither the annotation @ParameterizedTest nor @MethodSource allow to specify a tag.

Obviously I can define two different test methods which have the same functionality but act on different parameter sets but that is very redundant/verbose. Isn't there a more elegant way?

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  • Similar to this question. What you could do: add a TestInfo parameter to your @MethodSource, it will be automatically resolved. You can then check testInfo.getTags().contains(...). Note that since @MethodSource is static, this will only work for tags on the class level. But anyway, would you mind adding some sample code? Commented Sep 11, 2023 at 18:43
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