Bug 35590 JUnit window doesn't report errors from junit.extensions.TestSetup [JUnit]
The class junit.extensions.TestSetup is a decorator to set up additional fixture state once before tests are run. I have a TestSuite wrapped into a TestSetup for that purpose. The JUnit window in the Java perspective shows neither errors (exceptions) nor failures (assertions) that happen in my TestSetup.setUp() method. The only thing I get is a comment on the status line: JUnit test run finished: 1.913 seconds (Errors: 0, Failures: 1) Just FYI, my class ActivationsTest creates a TestSuite like this: public static Test suite() { TestSuite suite = new TestSuite(); suite.addTest( new ActivationsTest( "testAddAccount" ) ); suite.addTest( new ActivationsTest( "testAddAccountReserveMobile" ) ); suite.addTest( new ActivationsTest( "testReserveAvailableMobile" ) ); return new CAMTestSetup( suite, "ActivationsTest" ); }//suite()
org.eclipse.jdt.junit/src/org/eclipse/jdt/internal/junit/ui/TestHierarchyTab.java
TreeItem treeItem;
	
		while((fSuiteInfos.size() > 0) && (((SuiteInfo) fSuiteInfos.lastElement()).fTestCount == 0))	{
			fSuiteInfos.removeElementAt(fSuiteInfos.size()-1);
		}
	
		if(fSuiteInfos.size() == 0){
			treeItem= new TreeItem(fTree, SWT.NONE);
			treeItem.setImage(fSuiteIcon);
			fSuiteInfos.addElement(new SuiteInfo(treeItem, testCount));
		} else if(isSuite.equals("true")) { 
			treeItem= new TreeItem(((SuiteInfo) fSuiteInfos.lastElement()).fTreeItem, SWT.NONE);
			treeItem.setImage(fSuiteIcon);
			((SuiteInfo)fSuiteInfos.lastElement()).fTestCount -= 1;
			fSuiteInfos.addElement(new SuiteInfo(treeItem, testCount));
		} else {
			treeItem= new TreeItem(((SuiteInfo) fSuiteInfos.lastElement()).fTreeItem, SWT.NONE);
			treeItem.setImage(fTestIcon);
			((SuiteInfo)fSuiteInfos.lastElement()).fTestCount -= 1;
			mapTest(testInfo, treeItem);
		}
		treeItem.setText(testInfo.getTestMethodName());
		treeItem.setData(testInfo);
	}
	
	private int scanTestName(String s, int start, StringBuffer testName) {
		boolean inQuote= false;
		int i= start;
		for (; i < s.length(); i++) {
			char c= s.charAt(i);