Spring profiles on integration tests class -

we have selenium tests ran java test class.

on local environment ok, want switch off tests when run on jenkins.

so use:

@runwith(springjunit4classrunner.class) @springapplicationconfiguration(classes = application.class) @webintegrationtest("server.port=1234") @profile("!jenkins") @activeprofiles("integrationtests") public class loginandeditprofileseleniumtest { ... 

what works: running mvn clean test run tests locally, integrationtests profile active. dont want pass additional parameter.

what want achieve: running mvn clean test -dspring.profiles.active=jenkins switch off test.

can merge somehow profile passed parameter, activeprofile annotation , take profile annotation consideration? :)

//update: possible use class extending activeprofilesresolver:

public class activeprofileresolver implements activeprofilesresolver { @override public string[] resolve(class<?> testclass) {      final string profilefromconsole = system.getproperty("spring.profiles.active");     list<string> activeprofiles = new arraylist<>();     activeprofiles.add("integrationtests");     if("jenkins".contains(profilefromconsole)){         activeprofiles.add("jenkins");     }     return activeprofiles.toarray(new string[activeprofiles.size()]); } } 

but seems not cooperate @profile anyway ( jenkins profile active test still running ) .

@profile has zero affect on test classes. thus, should remove annotation.

if want enable test class if given system property present specific value, use @ifprofilevalue.

however, in scenario, want disable test class if given system property present specific value (i.e., if spring.profiles.active contains jenkins).

instead of implementing custom activeprofileresolver, more elegant solution use junit assumption cause entire test class ignored if assumption fails.

this should work nicely you:

import static org.junit.assume.*;  // ...  @beforeclass public static void disabletestsonciserver() {     string profilesfromconsole = system.getproperty("spring.profiles.active", "");     assumefalse(profilesfromconsole.contains("jenkins")); } 

regards,

sam (author of spring testcontext framework)