To Operate the MUnit Maven Plugin

You can instruct MUnit Maven Plugin to run only tests that belong to a specific test suite.

To do this, we use the property munit.test.

The property munit.test accepts regular expressions. The expression is applied to the name of the MUnit Test Suite file. The regular expression language is the Java implementation.
This path is relative to src/test/munit.

The following is a valid example:

You can leverage this feature by adding naming conventions to your MUnit Test suites.

In the same way that you instruct MUnit to run one test suite, you can also tell it to run a specific test inside that test suite. To do so, we again make use of the property munit.test, with one addition:

The addition is the special character #. To the right of it you should type the test name. It also accepts regular expressions. The expression is applied to the attribute name of the MUnit Test.

The following is a valid example:

You can choose to run only the tests that you grouped under one specific tag.

When building your application, you may want to prevent a test from running. MUnit leverages the same mechanism as Maven, so if you wish to skip tests, you can make use of the parameter skipTests.

MUnit also comes with another property that only prevents MUnit tests from running. While at the same time allowing any other test, like JUnit tests, to keep running.

If you wish to skip only MUnit tests, you can make use of the parameter skipMunitTests.