P.S Sorry for the lack of context as it's not a personal project and I have to hide some information, and also I'm very new to SpringBoot and JUnit. I think perhaps I'm doing it wrongly or have configured some annotations wrongly? How can I run all the JUnit test classes on IntelliJ? Five contenders are generally considered to be the leading Democratic candidates: the former City Council members Helen Gym, Cherelle Parker and Allan Domb Rebecca Rhynhart, a former city. I'm not sure if this has something to do with the annotation which is repeated throughout all the test classes (I'm thinking maybe it's spinning up the application / context multiple times resulting in this issue?) BeanCreationException: ErrorĬreating bean with name 'foo': Injection of resource dependenciesįailed .BeanCreationException: ErrorĬreating bean with name 'bar': FactoryBean threw exception on objectĬreation .BeanCreationException:Įrror creating bean with name 'foobar': Initialization of bean failed The stack trace seem to suggest some issues with the dependency injection. However, when I create a JUnit configuration that builds and runs from "All in directory", 70-80% of my test classes fail and throws the same exception IllegalStateException: Failed to load ApplicationContext.
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I am trying to generate a code coverage report of my Spring Boot application but am facing some issues with running all the existing unit tests at once.Ĭurrently, I have quite a number of test classes (~20+) and when run individually on IntelliJ, they work fine with no issues or exceptions.
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