Consider to expose `Enable Java Tests` command

[CsCherrYY]

When I open a Java project without build tool, Enable Java Tests feature always help me to setup my test framework, it saves my life. But if there is something wrong with my test library, e.g., removing hamcrest jar file in JUnit test framework, I have no way to repair the test library since Enable Java Tests can't be found in any place now. In this way, is it possible to put it in the command palette as well?

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Hi @CsCherrYY, I'm an AI Support assistant here to help with your issue. While the team reviews your request, I wanted to provide some possible tips and documentation that might help you in the meantime.

Suggestions:

• Currently the Enable Java Tests action is only exposed in the Testing view toolbar for projects without a build tool. To re-trigger setup for a no-build-tool project, open the Testing explorer and click the “Enable Java Tests” button.
  • This will re-download the test framework JARs (e.g. JUnit + Hamcrest).
  • If the button is missing, try closing and reopening the folder (to clear the internal flag).

• There’s no built-in Command Palette entry yet. You can track/request this enhancement here:
  • Issue VS Java Test extension is unable to detect JUnit tests #1498: currently enable test only works for projects without build tools → VS Java Test extension is unable to detect JUnit tests #1498 (comment)

Other references with low confidence:

Other references with low confidence

• Add command to open Java Language Server logs: suggests adding commands to palette → Add command to open Java Language Server logs redhat-developer/vscode-java#209

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