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I guess it might be some leftover when the IIS test code base was switched from junit4 to junit5 as it seems the @BeforeEach default behavior has changed.
Nevertheless we should take a closer look and check if this "double indication" (by annotation in both super and sub classes and referencing with super()) in a sub-class method) of methods to be called before each test is really required.
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Originally reported by @mpol in #1361 (comment).
I guess it might be some leftover when the IIS test code base was switched from junit4 to junit5 as it seems the
@BeforeEach
default behavior has changed.Nevertheless we should take a closer look and check if this "double indication" (by annotation in both super and sub classes and referencing with super()) in a sub-class method) of methods to be called before each test is really required.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: