We had to rely on a custom local mason registry that built java-test v.0.40.0 locally because the official mason registry did not support it in the past (due to vscode-java-test not publishing their .vsix packages on their github repo.)
This version was required to be compatible with 1.29.0 and beyond.
Meanwhile it is possible to upgrade to said version using the official mason registry. Remove the local registry config and udpate all java related packages and plugins.
We had to rely on a custom local mason registry that built java-test v.0.40.0 locally because the official mason registry did not support it in the past (due to vscode-java-test not publishing their .vsix packages on their github repo.) This version was required to be compatible with 1.29.0 and beyond.
Meanwhile it is possible to upgrade to said version using the official mason registry. Remove the local registry config and udpate all java related packages and plugins.