How to make JUnit ignore a specific test case at runtime when starting with a parameterized runner?

Question

Possible duplicate:
Conditionally ignoring tests in JUnit 4

I have a set of system tests that run with Parameterizedrunner and that I would like to run in different environments. Some of the tests should only be run in non-production environments, and when I go into production, I would like them to be ignored, so I'm looking for a way to say:

@Test
public void dangerousTest() {
    if (isProduction(environment)) ignore(); // JUnit doesn't provide ignore()
    environment.launchMissilesAt(target);
    assertThat(target, is(destroyed()));
}

The problem is that JUnit does not provide a method ignore()to ignore the test case at runtime. Also Assume.assumeTrue(isNotProduction(environment)), it doesn't seem to work with Parameterizedrunner - it just marks the tests as passed, not ignored. Any ideas on how something equivalent can be achieved with limitations that:

• You must use Parameterizedrunner in the set
• should tests appear ignored if the package is launched during production?

Answer 1

You can always do

if (isProduction(environment)) return;

The test will be marked as passed, but at least the missiles will not be launched.

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, :

@Test
public void dangerousTest() {
    assumeTrue(!isProduction(environment));
    // ...
}

Answer 2

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• TestNG, . "production":

  @Test(groups = "production")
  public void dangerousTest() { ... }
  

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