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Asked: 2026-06-16T00:11:42+00:00

I’ve 5 test methods in a test class annotated with @Test . I’ve @Before

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I’ve 5 test methods in a test class annotated with @Test.
I’ve @Before and @After methods too. Is there a way to skip the method with @After only for the first Test method and run it for the rest?

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    1. If you want it to be a bit universal, set a variable “afterToBeLaunched” to false in the @Before. And in the every test that needs @After, set it to true. Of course check it at the start of @After and if it is false, return the method.
    2. If you use JUnit after 4.7 version, use @Rules. ( Apply '@Rule' after each '@Test' and before each '@After' in JUnit ) You can use Rule instead of @After and using TestName, you can read the name of the test there and do finishing actions according to the currently ending test.
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