This sort of problem is always difficult to debug without your full environment, but it sounds like you have a Run Configuration which is corrupted or doesn't match your classes or something like that. Try deleting the Run Configuration and retrying When you select Run As JUnit, Eclipse creates a Run Configuration specific to your JUnit class To fix this, in Eclipse, open Run->Run Configuration. In the list at the left, find the run configuration that applies to QuaternionTest, make sure it's the Run Configuration in the JUnit section.
Delete it (right click, select delete). Then try again.
This sort of problem is always difficult to debug without your full environment, but it sounds like you have a Run Configuration which is corrupted or doesn't match your classes or something like that. Try deleting the Run Configuration and retrying. When you select Run As JUnit, Eclipse creates a Run Configuration specific to your JUnit class.To fix this, in Eclipse, open Run->Run Configuration.
In the list at the left, find the run configuration that applies to QuaternionTest, make sure it's the Run Configuration in the JUnit section. Delete it (right click, select delete). Then try again.
Good info, but this wasn't my problem. Something in the test case was causing this, and I have no idea what it was. I removed one function and all of a sudden things worked.
I don't have time right now to diagnose it, so I just moved on. I'll mark this as the answer because it's probably what most people are going to run into and has good info about Test configurations. – flevine100 Oct 28 at 13:01.
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