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The best way to pass something like `-Dtest=MySelector` to the SurefireLauncher is to use `SurefireLauncher#setTestToRun` like this: ```java unpack( "surefire-2010-parameterized-selection-does-not-work" ) .setTestToRun( "MySelector" ) .executeTest(); ```

@olamy Can you merge this PR?

This pull request is obsolete. The referenced issue is a duplicate of SUREFIRE-2032 which was fixed in 3.0.0-M8 with pull request #564.

@jbonofre Can you consider my suggestion from above? https://github.com/apache/maven-surefire/pull/516#discussion_r1060357685 That should solve the issues with failing tests. I think it's the better fix for this bug since it does not...

@jbonofre @olamy I filed a new pull request here: #608 It combines chalmagr's ITs from this PR with my fix proposal from the comment above. All rebased to master of...

@CMoH are you available to make the requested changes to the tests? Otherwise I can also make a new pull request.

I can confirm that this PR fixes the issue for the setup of the original reporter at least - although I had to modify the setup slightly, making the abstract...

A small update, since I was able to create a fairly simple Spring Boot application with which I can reproduce the issue. The Spring Boot `@Configuration` class looks like this:...

The stress test client I use is a simple Java application based on Apache HTTP client 4.5.14: ```java package waffle.spring.example.httpclient; import java.io.IOException; import java.io.UncheckedIOException; import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets; import java.util.List; import java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture;...