How can you configure that only certain MUnit tests are executed?

How can you configure that only certain MUnit tests are executed?

• A. By filtering by test class name
• B. You can add tags to the MUnit tests
• C. Only by running all tests in a suite
• D. By selecting test names to run

Answer: (B)

Grouping and filtering by tags lets you run exactly the tests you want across multiple classes. In MUnit you can assign one or more tags to each test, and then configure the test run to include only tests that have a specific tag (or combinations of tags). This lets you focus on a subset like “regression” or “smoke” tests without having to list every test name or limit yourself to a single class. Other approaches, like filtering by class name or by individual test names, are less flexible when you want to select a cross-cutting subset, and running all tests defeats the purpose of narrowing scope. Tag-based selection provides a scalable, reusable way to execute targeted MUnit tests.

Grouping and filtering by tags lets you run exactly the tests you want across multiple classes. In MUnit you can assign one or more tags to each test, and then configure the test run to include only tests that have a specific tag (or combinations of tags). This lets you focus on a subset like “regression” or “smoke” tests without having to list every test name or limit yourself to a single class. Other approaches, like filtering by class name or by individual test names, are less flexible when you want to select a cross-cutting subset, and running all tests defeats the purpose of narrowing scope. Tag-based selection provides a scalable, reusable way to execute targeted MUnit tests.