#Junit5 Integration Issue: Absolute Paths

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@torpid trail has a question:

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Hello I need expert help. I am having issue with Junit5.
I am doing cucumber and selenium with java, trying to integrate junit5 for parallel execution.
I am having issues with running the test. I get error:
Boot Manifest-JAR contains absolute paths in classpath
It is not running the test file. Can anyone help?

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Hello I need expert help. I am having issue with Junit5. I am doing cucumber and selenium with java, trying to integrate junit5 for parallel execution. I am having issues with running the test. I get error: Boot Manifest-JAR contains absolute paths in clas

ving trouble with absolute paths for the test resources.
My tests are failing because Junit5 is unable to find the resources using absolute paths.

Solution:
To resolve this issue, ensure that the file paths in your code are correct and complete. Make sure that you are using the correct file path syntax for your operating system (e.g. forward slashes for Unix-based systems, backslashes for Windows). You can also use the getResource() or getResourceAsStream() methods provided by Java to load resources from your classpath.

Additionally, you can specify the classpath root as an absolute path in your Junit5 configuration. This can be done in your pom.xml or test configuration file by setting the surefireArgLine property to include the -cp option followed by the absolute path to your resources folder.

By ensuring that your file paths are correct and configuring Junit5 to use absolute paths for resource loading, you should be able to resolve the issue and run your tests successfully.

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Why are you using an absolute path, and not ${basedir} for example? What does your configuration look like?

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