1) I don't see a direct JUnit test runner. If you are using the ant task, you have control over what is done in the build file, so you can disable it yourself - perhaps with a new teamcity target or using a property. Which build runner are you using? I am using TC2.0
2) Maybe I am missing something that TC can do... but otherwise it seems like the same answer as for 1).
I am probably answering the wrong questions, but:
1) I don't see a direct JUnit test runner. If you are using the ant task, you have control over what is done in the build file, so you can disable it yourself - perhaps with a new teamcity target or using a property. Which build runner are you using? I am using TC2.0
2) Maybe I am missing something that TC can do... but otherwise it seems like the same answer as for 1).
HTH,
Chris
The question is related to IPR build runner. Sorry forgot to mention.
Please take a look at
http://www.jetbrains.net/confluence/display/TCD/ipr#ipr-JUnitTestRunnerSettings
You can specify a pattern which doesn't match to any JUnit test, I think this should help.
Regards,
KIR
Thanks.
Maybe it's simpler to make the field "Test patterns" empty?
I'm afraid, in this case default pattern :/Test.java will be used.