In a Gradle project, when tests are run with the Gradle run configuration (this is set up by default by IntelliJ when e.g. doing control-shift-R on a module) two identical "Commit Changes" dialogs open on a passed test, one on top of the other. If a JUnit run configuration is set up manually (and this is the default in a Maven project), the commit dialog appears once, as expected.
In a Gradle project, when tests are run with the Gradle run configuration (this is set up by default by IntelliJ when e.g. doing control-shift-R on a module) two identical "Commit Changes" dialogs open on a passed test, one on top of the other. If a JUnit run configuration is set up manually (and this is the default in a Maven project), the commit dialog appears once, as expected.