JUnit 3 requires that test method names start with “test”. The method that
triggered this error looks like it is supposed to be a test, but misspells the
required prefix; has @Test annotation, but no prefix; or has the wrong method
signature. As a consequence, JUnit 3 will ignore it.
If you meant to disable this test on purpose, or this is a helper method, change
the name to something more descriptive, like “disabledTestSomething()”. You
don’t need an @Test annotation, but if you want to keep it, add @Ignore too.
Suppress false positives by adding the suppression annotation @SuppressWarnings("JUnit3TestNotRun") to the enclosing element.