If a test is marked as @broken you see the following output in your IDE:
void MyUnitTest.testSomething() is disabled because method marked as @Broken
What here is missing are the attributes like 'till' or 'why' which are defined in the Broken annotation.
If a test is marked as @broken you see the following output in your IDE:
void MyUnitTest.testSomething() is disabled because method marked as @BrokenWhat here is missing are the attributes like 'till' or 'why' which are defined in the Broken annotation.