With the maven surefire plugin I can set forkMode to never – doing this speeds up execution on 1000 unit tests from 7 minutes to 1:40.
Why is this making such a difference?
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With the maven surefire plugin I can set forkMode to never – doing this speeds up execution on 1000 unit tests from 7 minutes to 1:40.
Why is this making such a difference?
I turned on debug for maven and it became clear the pom was referencing a parent pom version which was setting
forkMode=alwaysfor the surefire plugin, overriding the default value.