Restructure test name formatting to fix intermittent regression of isolated method runs #341
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…olated method runs Since relying fully on JUnit 4's test discovery mechanism, we need to adhere to its expectations when it comes to method filtering. For dynamic tests with JUnit 5, this means that we have to remove the parameters and brackets from the display name when invoking an individual test through CLI or IDE, otherwise it cannot be found
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Since relying fully on JUnit 4's test discovery mechanism, we need to adhere to its expectations when it comes to method filtering. For dynamic tests with JUnit 5, this means that we have to remove the parameters and brackets from the display name when invoking an individual test through CLI or IDE, otherwise it cannot be found.
This changes the behavior previously introduced in #317, falling back to the legacy reporting of dynamic tests when running them in isolation from the IDE or CLI:
Running the tests in a suite will of course retain the full, prettier name:
It's annoying that the test names are uglier now for isolated runs, but the benefits of relying fully on test discovery from the Android Instrumentation still outweighs it.
Resolves #339