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I use junit automatically installed by maven. When I run the maven test my tests work fine. But when I call the Eclipse JUnit test it doesn’t use the current version of the test class.
E.g. if I change a assertTrue() into a assertFalse() I get the same result. This is driving me crazy.
Automatic build for the project is on. Why does JUnit use some old crap?
Thanks for the help. A maven clean and a eclipse clean fixed the problem. Weird…
Most possibly Maven compiles to ./target/classes while Eclipse usually compiles to ./bin/classes.
You should try the http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/ plugin for Eclipse that helps out easing the differences between Maven and Eclipse.