Module com.github.robtimus.junit.support

Package com.github.robtimus.junit.support.extension.logging

Annotation Type LogOnFailure

@ExtendWith(com.github.robtimus.junit.support.extension.logging.LogOnFailureExtension.class)
@Target({FIELD,ANNOTATION_TYPE})
@Retention(RUNTIME)
public @interface LogOnFailure

LogOnFailure can be used to suppress logging. However, if a test fails, all logging that had been suppressed will occur at the end of the failed test.

To suppress logging, add a logger field (static or not) to your test class and annotate it with LogOnFailure. The following types of loggers are supported:

• Logger, usually created using LogManager.getLogger(String).
• Logger (from Log4j 2), usually created using LogManager.getLogger(String) or LogManager.getLogger(Class). Note that this requires log4j-core as implementation.
• Logger (from reload4j or Log4j 1.x), usually created using Logger.getLogger(String) or Logger.getLogger(Class).
• Logger (from logback), usually created using LoggerFactory.getLogger(String) or LoggerFactory.getLogger(Class). Note that this requires logback as single SLF4J implementation.

Author:

Rob Spoor

Since:

3.0