Forking happens on a per-class base, so a lot of our tests run on the same JVM, where one hangup causes trouble down-the-line, also side effects can't be avoided that way.
The only real fix is moving out the current structure into loads of small classes, trying to keep everything clear enough.
Forking happens on a per-class base, so a lot of our tests run on the same JVM, where one hangup causes trouble down-the-line, also side effects can't be avoided that way.
The only real fix is moving out the current structure into loads of small classes, trying to keep everything clear enough.